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Water Resources Advisory Board · regular
1-27-25 Water Resources Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
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- regular
- Status
- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed23 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a person2024 was a full and busy year for the water operations, teams due to juggling multiple large cips
the stormwater and flood utility provides and maintains effective stormwater collection and flood management systems which are critical within the city
while several large capital improvement projects were advancing in the collection system and at the wharf
The 63rd water treatment plant upgrades that were to replace aging infrastructure was substantially completed.
The wharf is being upgraded in order to comply with future phosphorus limits.
In 2024 stormwater team completed year 3 of the 7 year cleaning and inspection cycle
one of the South Boulder Creek flood mitigation project is designed to provide protection for community members, property major utilities
in 2025, the city is initiating a major update to the Boulder Valley Comp Plan
and the Board's diligence, and working through the cip and giving us feedback on the rates
a lot of big capital projects you ever put any kind of insert in the bills
The Housing and Human Services team to distribute under a rental assistance program
The issue of the sizing of your staff to handle the encampments spacing
So Boulder Budget City's budget, you know, there's been some news around. You know, budget shortfalls or anticipated budget shortfalls
is a long term financial strategy for the city, and that is a huge initiative in 2025
as far as the development and homelessness. I just wanted to say, I think it's about 6 million a year
Senate bill 24 0 0 5, which you might have heard prohibits non-functional turf
that's where you cannot have non-functional turf, and they've very vaguely defined non functional turf
This project's actually tied to a wildfire code update, too.
trying to come up with a consolidated citywide plant list that would also have the fire resistant plants in there
I would just love to see happen, I think, in terms of the the new non functional turf
Comprehensive plan update is really beginning in earnest this year
potentially coupling that with a check in on the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan, and how that might relate to water
April is always the time that kind of heading towards May that we have a good picture of what the snowpack and everything is for the water supply update