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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
7-28-25 Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI'm also a member of the executive group that is reimagine South Boulder Rec Center.
can you tell me the economic impact of having to purchase the electric landscaping equipment?
So we are annexing property to make that possible.
We are in uncertainty as we go into executive budget meetings this week, because the city manager
the initial ballot measure in 95 had it really restricted for capital, for planning projects for historic preservation
Initially in 1985 reapproved in 2015 13 with the money available in 2035.
So especially 2019 and 2023. This is where we have a lot of capital projects going on.
We know we are looking at some proposed reductions in this fund as well
Does that even apply to capital improvement projects?
so much of the capital improvement is focused on transportation and utilities
we do have 11 million in Ccrs, the community culture, resilience and safety tax for civic areas.
looking at a prioritized list, making sure that there's staff capacity to support those projects
with the 2027 Sundance Festival, or is the Parks department getting an additional infusion of money just to sort of prepare
The civic area Pearl Street Mall are kind of the heart of what's being considered
2027 would be the 1st year of the Sundance Film festival.
Sundance was just the Sundance Film festival was just in town last week to start the real heavy duty planning
We can also look at minimum wage on our side. That's up over 50%.
That civic area phase 2 is one of the main projects, as is the World Street Mall.
August 29th is when the city manager's recommended budget will be released to the community.
we are forecasting what people are going to spend in sales tax.
So the Permanent Parks Fund comes from. It's not property tax based.
or you could actually lump it in with the Rec. Centers.
When are we gonna get into a software recreation center problem with that pool where it's nearing the end of its lifespan.
Members of the prab had requested an overview of the city's response to the symptoms of homelessness and park through our safe and manage public spaces program.