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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
4-28-25 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed33 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personfiguring out the right way to manage the budget is is the best way to determine the path forward with Parks
And then we have a homeless problem. We're spending 6 million dollars a year for.
which was supposed to be the homeless center
There are skyscrapers going up, you know, at at 777 Broadway, which was supposed to be the homeless center.
I have something in the consent agenda materials. There was information about the annexation of the task force
It would go to planning board and then city council. Both bodies review those
Area 3 are the areas, the city and county have agreed, are not for annexation, are for rural preservation and and agricultural uses.
just clarify on the timeline the the annexation packet. Well, it says you'll give an update in June
we do build those into our base cost budget because we are very fiscally constrained.
this really focuses on the department's projects that do exceed $50,000 in nature
With this, our major forecasting considerations, we do have limited growth.
you're all aware of the long term, financial strategy, potential ballot measures in both 2025, and 2026
All right, we're going to shift to the Cip capital investment program you saw this last month.
Other renovation projects include the Boulder Reservoir Dock. This is making it Ada accessible.
They talked about a downtown development authority. Part of that district's analysis is looking at
civic area will be included in some of that study as well as Pearl Street
We had a great conversation with city council, followed by last week's conversation on Dda's business improvement districts
But is there a reason that that the South Boulder Rec center isn't on these slides
There's a lot of reasons to align it with an even year election.
we support a ballot measure because Parks is 500 million dollars underfunded.
the flood flooding is the new Alpine balsam, Western City campus.
one of the things that is under construction now is that flood channel which will convey a lot of that water
And all this ties into our desire to really create universal, accessible play.
the little blue piece at the top right of the page is the Alpine Balsam project
that'll set us up to really tie in with our drainage infrastructure
it is then looking at charts looking at flow numbers, making sure our walkways meet meet Ada standards
But obviously the downstream capacity will always be a limiting factor until we are are fully built out.
the same thing goes for the entire city property along Alpine balsam up to Broadway
Especially something, major, for instance, the civic area.
Really, I just definitely want to do future recreation centers.
They brought in all of their employees that they have out in the field doing their forestry work
we spend most of our time in the park engaging with the unhoused
East Boulder projects, maybe even have the overview for direct centers and courts