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Boulder City redevelopment agency approves $500,000 for City Hall ADA access project
Summary
The Boulder City Redevelopment Agency voted unanimously to approve Resolution 273, committing $500,000 toward a roughly $2.5 million City Hall ADA Access Improvement project that will upgrade sidewalks, utilities and the parking lot north of City Hall.
The Boulder City Redevelopment Agency voted unanimously to approve Resolution 273 to contribute $500,000 to the City Hall ADA Access Improvement project, the presiding official announced during the agency’s meeting.
Adam, city clerk, presented the item on behalf of staff and said, “Staff is seeking agency approval for $500,000 to contribute toward the City Hall ADA Access Improvement project.” He described the work as an approximately $2.5 million project to renovate sidewalk accessibility, utilities and the parking lot north of City Hall, and said the improvements would also benefit special events along Colorado Avenue and within Bicentennial Park and Wilbur Square.
During the public comment period, Aaron Meadow raised attention to “bill number 13” (referred to as line item 13). Meadow did not provide further details in the record about his specific request or ask for a change to the resolution.
A motion to approve Resolution 273 was made on the floor and the record shows the motion was seconded; the agency then voted in favor, with the presiding official stating the result was unanimous. The transcript does not clearly identify which member seconded the motion, nor does it record a roll-call tally by name.
The agency closed public comment, adjourned the redevelopment agency meeting and announced it would reconvene at 5:00 p.m. for the regular City Council meeting.
