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University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission · regular
1-3-23 University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personWe have more resources for outdoor dining. We're anticipating many more restaurants.
we have our our work with the C real estate center on the development of an affordable commercial pilot program
So I want to make sure that we're here, including the hell in those conversations as well.
We have, of course, other things going on in our parking and access.
We used to receive a sales tax report for the district with the district it's generating on a month monthly basis.
safety concerns for the employees specifically at night surrounding homelessness on the hill
So we're trying to work with downtown boulder and the city to make sure that signs put up around the hill.
So i'm gonna apply for an arts and culture, Grant.
There was the concept of the downtown development authority.
there are other mechanisms like a a a general obligation bond that for like, if we're doing a citywide capital bond
program where we're doing capital improvements in all areas of the city.
like a downtown development authority where where there is, you know a a general agreement that this area is gonna have specific planning source
greenery sculptures for art or or something that and that can be done without without the you know city having to be involved
we've been working to streamline the process for proposing works of public art.
we certainly do approach city council and and continue to be successful in arguing for a general fund transfer.
we already have challenges with some of the capital improvements actually on Thirteenth Street, let alone adding the alleyways to that.
I know that the admission tax goes to the general fund right?
What what dollar amount makes it a capital improvement.
We want to borrow back from the general fund $25,000, and it gets us 3 more street.
the hill and this been talked about for a business improvement district is an option
And so the question would be if Boulder wants to pursue that funding mechanism, what is the boundary of our downtown development authority?
because of the conversation that our development that keeps on coming up is re-establishing the polar urban renewal authority
that included conversations around the Dda and the business improvement district, but that all gets carried forward in this process.
as well on the residential restriction for this, for the student housing was very strong at the time