Revitalization Commission Agenda and Packet 2018 04 09

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Revitalization Commission Minutes February 12, 2018 Page 2 of 3 Business Matters of Commission Parking Structure RFP Economic Development Director DeJong addressed the updated Parking Structure RFP and asked the LRC members if they had any final changes to consider prior to taking this document to City Council. The draft schedule would have the contractor on board in June, 2018. Commissioner Gorsevski suggested that for bidding purposes a specific number of meetings should be used and ask for separate costs for additional meetings if needed. He also suggested the Appendix not exceed 15-20 pages. Commission Menaker suggested costs for above ground vs underground parking be part of the bid in order to be able to show the balance of height vs cost and consider wiring for alternative fuel vehicles. Input for 2019-20 City Budget Economic Development Director DeJong asked the Board for input. City Council is requesting information from all of the Boards and Commissions regarding items to be included in the 2019-20 Budget. Specific areas are the City Operating Budget and the 6 year Capital Improvement Plan Budget. Suggestions for items to consider included: • Funding to assist with facilitating a redevelopment of the former Sam's Club • Funding to assist in Storagetek • Streetscaping improvements to make a more pleasant connection between Superior Town Center and McCaslin Area • Streetscaping improvements for Downtown • Widen medians on McCaslin to increase safety • Safety enhancements at Hwy 42 and South Boulder Road • Funding for an underpass at Highway 42 and Short Street • Consider making Highway 42 a local road rather than CDOT control Regional Detention Pond Funding Discussion: Economic Development Director DeJong requested direction from LRC on whether to allow future property owners within the Core Area to utilize the regional detention pond without needing to reimburse the LRC for their pro -rata share. Chairman Fisher stated no objection to waiving the fees. Commissioner Menaker suggested a letter be sent to all current property owners stating that when and if redevelopment occurs, LRC is willing to waive detention costs. Highway 42 and Short Signal Update Wrapping up construction easement agreements with Coal Creek Collision and Old Style Sausage.