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11-8-22 University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission Special Meeting/Retreat
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AI-read · unreviewed25 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personDoesn't like the reduction in the general fund contribution, and would not support approving the budget if asked to vote at this time
I didn't like the reduction in the general fund contribution, and if in if we were going to vote on it
transportation related greenhouse gas emissions. Now that is the overall goal for the cities shared by a mobility program
when they block the sidewalk for people with disabilities. Um! And so um! There's different ways to deal with this
over the course of the year there was about twenty-six thousand pounds of greenhouse gas savings, and that's that's the equivalent
the numbers look amazing uh in terms of number of car riots reduced in the amount of carbon emissions that we'd be able to reduce
Vitality was instrumental in uh leading the charge for an after dining pilot program which affects all of the city
that is one that you all provide recommendations to the City Council when they are acting as order directors of the General Improvement District
continuing this conversation regarding, you know, the general fund transfer and working to increase that
all the partnership becoming more involved in some of these conversations. We're working with them.
between way finding and public art. We do have a public, our program within community vitality now.
let's Let's get through the Commission recruitment questions. Um! So that we can take that off our table.
with respect to the skill set issue and no other comments on the uh recruitment issues
I Forget for two thousand and twenty-three recruitment typically happens in March.
see a student housing district next to the downtown uh Pearl Street
downtown boulder partnership right is able to do its own marketing and all that other kind of stuff because of their funding revenue
there's an increase somehow levied on the property tax that kicks back into the um safety and cleanliness of the district
One of the other things we've been doing is we have a pilot program that's called Flock Safety.
the formation of a uh, yeah, it's a downtown development authority. But uh, specifically for the uh University of area.
Anticipation of increases the well modest in property tax revenues.
we're very fortunate in the downtown that we have the business improvement district we've had it for twenty-five years
essentially tax increment financing that you can use future property tax revenue to invest in in development projects
essentially tax increment financing that you can use future property tax revenue to invest in in development projects
where there's a large population of of student housing um have found it challenging to
the affordable housing requirement for any um development needs to be a hundred percent
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