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University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission · regular
7-9-24 University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission
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AI-read · unreviewed26 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThere is some concern, however, about the reduced police presence on the hill.
The lined scooter situation seems to be going smoothly now, which is a big relief.
That's a project that Arts and the Office of Arts and Culture with the city has been working on
Well, I have the final design for this hill one now, and I'm waiting on the final design in the correct file format for another crosswalk mural
We're just gonna go through kind of the general improvement districts like this, roles and responsibilities
So hopefully, we continue to see that reduction in crime.
we've been able to go through and plant some trees that had some trees that have died forestry department
The only exception to this is, we do not currently have any debt. so we are debt free and community vitality.
So that that calculation is done every 2 years, and this year we saw a pretty big increase.
And the capital improvement is probably lower than what was budgeted originally.
any unspent money from 2023 that was earmarked and encumbered automatically rolls over into 2024, bolstering the 2024 budget
We did not decrease the general fund transferring. We did, however, engage it because we are increasing the amount
So that's for downtown and the middle we're trying to expand and continue outdoor dining again.
We have kind of a gap year in 2,025. So the cultural plan expires in 2,024. So we don't really have that guiding light
We have a main enhancement for the arts and cultures.
So we're in the process now of creating that cultural plan update.
We're hoping that we get approval, for it is really focusing on streetscape renovations.
And then, also, you know, security cameras, anything we can do to help encourage a little safer experience in our garages.
We're always trying to find ways that we can incorporate our more and more into our large capital projects.
there is one specific property tax ballot initiative that we will be voting on this year, and it would put a 4% cap on revenue growth.
The voters would have to approve the district to retain that 4% increase.
So what are some of the species that we can select that help us be more resilient in terms of drought
providing good service to the 1.7 is is specifically worked by forestry transportation, 455,000.
Do we want to dissolve the Gid altogether and convert it into a business and prevent district like the downtown border partnership takes over.
something fun to play around with, you know. introducing the mural.
We have a lot of parking in downtown, how we make it really easy for people to park in downtown