Parks and Public Landscaping Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2022 03 03

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Public Comment #1 Dear Members of PPLAB, As you consider PPLAB's council budget requests in the coming month, please remember all the public trees, streetscapes, turf, landscaping, and parks either destroyed or impacted by the devastating Marshall Fire. See below #6 - 10. I am sure other parts of town are affected, but these are the areas I am most familiar with. While I am not 100% sure, I would think FEMA funds will be available to pay for much of this damage to public infrastructure. I would ask staff to ask the Federal funding experts the City is either contracting or hiring to look into this possibility. Using the funds previously allocated last year for streetscape, landscape, median and park improvements should NOT be used for Marshall Fire damage. Genuine needs exist for that previously allocated funding and it should be used for those needs. Advocate for new additional money. Thanks for your consideration! Best wishes, Sue Dean, Would you please pass this on to new members not included above? Thanks! Begin forwarded message: From: Susan Loo Subject: CIP & Other Considerations Date: February 5, 2022 at 2:39:49 PM MST Dear Mayor and Council, As you begin your deliberations on the upcoming budget cycle, I respectfully request the following additions to the Capital Improvement Plan: 1. Repair and resurface as needed of Arapahoe Circle, Willow Place, Honeysuckle Lane, Sunflower Street, Eldorado Lane, Larkspur Lane, Larkspur Court, McCaslin Boulevard, Via Appia, Washington Avenue, and any other roadways adjacent to Centennial 8 Subdivision. There will be intensive construction activity in the next few years and streets will deteriorate more quickly than usual. 2. Sidewalk reconstruction as needed in the same area above. 3. Streetlight repair or reconstruction. 4. Any potential share of city -incurred XCEL infrastructure upgrade for net zero. 0