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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board · regular
04-27-26 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed31 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthey will also be discussing potential ballot items for 2026
city council meeting for the long-term financial strategy and ballot measures that is happening on Thursday, June 25th
I do appreciate our planners making those changes.
We don't think it's necessary to move any ball fields.
The attack split the Cheyenne tribe with many headed north becoming northern Cheyenne
about how we're handling the the uptick that we're seeing this spring.
What is our jurisdictional authority to to address those kinds of issues on encampments?
No one department can own this topic because of the complexity of supporting people who have an overlay of mental
I know just anecdotally as a former coach for North Little League that those are the first
We're going to take care of the flooding that happens across the ball fields and the marshy areas
we have an east boulder sub community plan and a north boulder sub community plan
site annexation included a thorough ecological review and there is no presence
We have formal government-togovernment relations with many of the tribes um that called Boulder Valley home
is for East Boulder and it really zooms out and looks at housing needs, transportation needs, business needs
I do not agree with expanding services at the North Boulder Rec Center in terms of adding more pools
should there be a drought this year or next, it'll be different from the way we handled the park system in 2002
the utilities department leads the citywide drought plan. Departments have drought plans
folks could buy a recreation center specific pass
We start design on a project when we have a funded capital project.
to look across the system at all three recreation centers to understand how they were meeting community needs
Nor is the design really fostering economic vitality in the way that we know a downtown park can
to make sure that um civic area has what people need in it
So I'm curious you showed that that Central Park is but like was a green dot going through there even when it was called civic area.
I would think maybe there might be a Native American name that you might consider
it was before Boulder created the designation of a high hazard flood zone
we're going to give a very highle overview of our 2027 CIP for our needs
You also are required to make a recommendation to city council regarding the city manager's recommended budget
you will have reviewed the city manager's recommended budget that is typically shared with the entire community
the carry forward capital improvement program dollars that were unspent in 2025 and brought forward into 2026
we're going to be looking to you all for input on that budget and feedback
activation and having more vibrancy in that area
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