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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
8-25-25 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
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- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed19 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personIt is all budget all the time across the city, and so we are moving to that place where you all gave input on a budget in June.
we need to get out of Gaza, because we need to pay with that military money that we're funding death and destruction.
with Sundance, with CU South, with this huge building craze
that is working on process improvements and consistencies. We can follow up with you at the next board meeting.
I'm also concerned about the civic space development being oriented towards Sundance, rather than the community and the residents
all the features that are there are there to test their practicality and viability for potential renovation of Central Park?
I'm the Recreation Manager, so I oversee, the rec centers, aquatics and health and wellness.
if you have an active recreation center membership, and you purchase an outdoor pool pass, you'll get 15% off
My only concern is the monthly rate going up for the rec centers, because that's pretty drastic.
On this Friday, the City Manager will be releasing a recommended budget to the community, staff, as well as all of the boards.
that we could come start the budget process with you all a little bit later, because per the charter, your role is to comment on the city manager's recommended budget
Rough sleeping, which is also referred to as unsheltered camp, homelessness or unsanctioned camping.
the city is working very hard to end homelessness in our community, and safe and managed public spaces has some adjacencies
There's the Downtown Ambassadors. Be there is an outreach team in Housing and Human Services.
The way that we enforce Boulder's camping ban, we do have a camping ban, it's been on the books for a long time.
So, there is a CCRS tax that currently exists that's coming back onto the ballot for an extension.
I can tell you that as soon as it's on the ballot, we can't provide staff opinion on it.
Over the 6-year CIP, it includes funding for Civic Area Phase 2, the East Boulder Community Center renovation, and Pearl Street Mall.
Parks Department is a CSAT, so we would like that ballot measure to pass.