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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
02-23-26 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed31 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personbefore spending money to improve areas that are already functioning effectively today, i.e. the civic area.
voters granted the city massive new debt capacity for capital improvements.
my hope is that you're able to see that the South Boulder Rec Center is a true asset to the community
City Council did unanimously approve the annexation of the property adjacent to East Boulder Community Park.
Is this annexation a decision? Is this what's going to prompt the design concept for flipping the pool to the other side of the property?
give us just an update on how the interviews went for the boards and commissions.
it is now required to meet today's energy code.
I also want to clarify the perception that the budget has grown for this project.
Doing that type of repair would also not address the accessibility concerns.
The building is challenging for anyone with a disability.
allowing debt to be increased up to $262 million for capital improvement projects funded by the CCRS
In 2025, City Council did advance two ballot measures to advance the long-term financial strategy.
Those conversations in April will inform Council's deliberations in May on potential ballot measures.
as it relates to the 27 through 2032 Capital Improvement Program, we will start talking about that in April.
The PRAB also must make a recommendation concerning the operating capital budgets.
Similarly with energy codes, they've been developed, they're brought through a rigorous process to come forward and to ultimately be adopted.
Can you talk to us about how you're consulting with the school district in this process, and where they're being engaged?
It's out of just great opportunity that South can serve as reunification for both Southern Hills and Fairview.
We know from that, and I think someone quoted earlier, our rec centers are really challenged in meeting aquatic needs for our community.
the rec centers are pretty limited in their ability to meet competitive aquatic needs and high school needs.
the school district participated in that, but also we know the rec centers are pretty limited in their ability
for this body to then send, essentially, $53 million to bring East Boulder up to energy codes and ADA issues
there's ADA issues, totally agree with that, ADA issues.
the funds to do everything that we want to do, and those funds will have to come through ballot measure in November.
Downtown Boulder Partnership is leading programming on Pearl Street, and any engagement related to programming
Does the Downtown Boulder Partnership, do they work with restaurants and some of the, persons or retail outlets on the mall?
working with Sundance in order to optimize what kind of services they can provide.
And we are not working specifically directly with businesses. We would go to Downtown Boulder Partnership to be a liaison to them.
Xcel is doing a study of what can they do to upgrade gas and
there was a boards and commissions project that the clerk's office is leading to make things more consistent across the boards.
had a chance to talk with some staff employees about my e-bike.