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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
11-17-25 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed27 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personin January, the recruitment for the new board members will launch, and we will share those materials with you
getting other members of the community involved in our advisory boards and commissions, so just really thank you for your support on that
I'm here on behalf of my family and the South Boulder community to advocate for the future of the South Boulder Recreation Center
a fully functioning recreation center, with the top priorities being a lap pool, weights, cardio classes, and a gym
That's why we need to bring Sundance to town to make it even worse.
we worked with Growing Up Boulder and Parks and Recreation and Boulder Valley School District
We actually heard from about 300 Boulder High students for part of the civic area work
with several flooding events impacting the playground, the project team sought to protect its future investment by addressing the stormwater infrastructure
This includes the tree canopy that is used for picnicking, shade, or to test your climbing skills
our goal is universal accessibility, which means not ADA, but everyone has an equal chance to play together
do we need to pull back on budget, or do you feel like
The dry creek bed is gonna be anywhere between a 25 to 100 year
What is the budget for this project? Overall budget is, with Stormwater's, investment as well, is around $7 million.
we're still gonna have a major catchment area that brings water underneath 9th
Definitely the existing tree canopy, how to preserve the existing canopy and build upon it to create more shade opportunities
How do we look at layers of universal design and accessibility, as well as sensory experiences and the four types of play?
the platform underneath the shade shelter is a great accessibility feature for children experiencing disability
the overall budget is around $650,000, and part of the advantage of Nature Play is it costs a lot less
Fund Our Future is a community engagement conversation. It's not a strategy.
So, of every dollar in property tax collected, 14 cents goes to the City of Boulder.
that South Boulder Rec Center, whenever it is built, and whenever it is funded
if someone could offer some clarity on the CIP list
in order to bring East Boulder Rec Center up to energy code, it's gonna cost the full $53 million
how does a project get onto the CIP list, and what exactly does it mean to be on the CIP list
When the capital improvement program is approved, it is a 6-year projection.
We think it would be a credibility concern when you've advertised a ballot measure and given examples of projects to then not fund those projects.
just to get East Boulder Rec Center up to Energy Code