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Redevelopment agency approves three‑month extension for Nevada Way portico project

Boulder City Redevelopment Agency · July 8, 2025
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Summary

The Boulder City Redevelopment Agency adopted an amended resolution to grant BC First LLC a three‑month extension to finish a portico project at Nevada Way, citing coordination with the city's Nevada Way reconstruction; no public comment was received.

Boulder City Redevelopment Agency members voted to approve a three‑month extension for a privately funded portico project on Nevada Way, adopting an amended resolution during their redevelopment agency meeting.

The board considered a request by property owner BC First LLC for extra time to complete work that received agency approval on Feb. 14, 2023. A staff member told the board the project had previously received a one‑year extension and that the current extension is scheduled to expire on Aug. 14. The staff member said the applicants are coordinating with the city's Public Works Division because Nevada Way is under reconstruction and both projects are being aligned to gain efficiencies.

"Their goal is to also be completed by September," the staff member said.

A board member proposed shortening the extension from a full year to three months, arguing the project—already under way with approved plans and permits—should finish within that period. "I’d like to suggest that we don't give a full year of an extension ... offer the extension from August for 3 months that will ensure the project is done," the committee member said.

Another committee member moved to pass the resolution (stated in the meeting as "Resolution No. 265"); the motion was seconded and the mover and seconder accepted the three‑month amendment. The staff member confirmed the applicants and city staff were coordinating schedules and did not anticipate delays beyond September.

The Chair called for a voice vote on the amended resolution; members answered "aye" and the Chair stated the motion had "passed with the amendment." The meeting record as read in the session gives no roll‑call tally.

No members of the public spoke on the redevelopment agency agenda at the meeting. The Chair closed public comment and adjourned the redevelopment agency meeting; the city council meeting was scheduled to follow.

The agency’s action extends the deadline for completion of the BC First LLC portico on Nevada Way by three months from the expiring date cited in the staff report. Further administrative steps, including ensuring alignment with the city's Public Works schedule, were discussed but no additional formal directions or conditions were recorded in the meeting minutes provided.