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Boulder parks staff weigh fee and membership changes, including reservoir access and third‑party subsidies
Summary
Parks & Recreation staff presented market analysis and membership scenarios intended to increase cost recovery while preserving equity programs; staff said changes could include separating reservoir access and reassessing third‑party entry subsidies.
City of Boulder Parks & Recreation staff told the advisory board they are reviewing membership structure and fee policy to increase revenue and meet cost‑recovery goals while maintaining financial assistance for low‑income residents and partner programs.
Staff said the goal is to balance revenue generation with equitable access. “We are very committed to equitable access,” Stacy, a department staff member, said, noting the department’s financial aid program and age‑based discounts.
What staff presented - The department is updating a fee policy adopted in 2023 and the 2024 fee schedule and said it will finalize membership structure work in the third quarter for…
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