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University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission · regular
11-5-24 University Hill Commercial Area Management Meeting
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change in some of the the numbers that Council did approve as well.
So I did follow up with Central Budget post the approval of the second reading
as you probably have heard cus renewing their investment in the Ambassador program, which is great
the Improvement district analysis being for the near term for the long term
we talked a little bit last time about the possible interaction between the Comp plan and this improvement district concept.
Yeah, sure, and we'll and we talked a little bit last time about the possible interaction between the Comp plan and this improvement district concept.
And we'll go through a whole public art process.
wanted to mention the Boulder Arts blueprint tracks along the same type of scope as the commercial areas blueprint.
So this is going to take the place of the culture plan.
This is a major update of the comprehensive plan. It's going to have a look at not only zoning and land use regulation
the applications. We got scored very highly. We're very excited about moving forward with them
So it's really, partially, it's this improvement district analysis in concept.
I would put the Comp plan engagement on there
Affordable commercial is much more. you know. We're more tethered to that.
I see affordable housing on here which I love to see always
I guess we don't really play a role in in executing or improving affordable housing.
It has an inclusionary housing policy, and it's legislative, you know.
maybe focus on the affordable commercial and affordability.
I kind of think we should take it off the list because I don't