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Boulder City redevelopment agency approves $1 million for Boulder Creek pavilion replacement
Summary
The Boulder City Redevelopment Agency approved Resolution 277 to authorize $1,000,000 in capital outlay funding to replace the Boulder Creek pavilion and selected firm Aptus to begin design; members discussed a target completion before mid-2029 funding cutoff.
The Boulder City Redevelopment Agency voted to approve Resolution 277, authorizing $1,000,000 in redevelopment capital outlay funds for a replacement of the Boulder Creek pavilion. Gary Po Dexter, Public Works and Utilities Director, said the agency has selected Aptus to begin design work and advance the project into the design phase.
Agency members asked about timing and facility features. When asked when construction would start if the resolution passed, Gary Po Dexter said the project is targeting completion in early 2027 or early 2028 to ensure work finishes before RDA funding becomes unavailable in mid-2029. He described planned amenities: "There will be restrooms within the pavilion," and said designers are planning separable conference spaces, outdoor areas, a warming kitchen and storage to support a wide variety of events.
Members noted the pavilion is expected to support frequent use, including golf-course events, NCAA competitions, weddings and corporate events. A motion to approve Resolution 277 was moved and seconded; the chair announced the motion passed. The transcript records affirmative voice votes but does not provide a numeric roll-call tally.
The agency did not attach additional conditions to the resolution in the recorded discussion. Next procedural steps were not specified on the record; Gary Po Dexter indicated Aptus will begin design once authorizations are in place.
