Revitalization Commission Agenda and Packet 2024 04 17

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Commissioner Harald made a motion to approve the minutes Approved. Public Comments on Items Not on the Agenda: None Reports of Commission: Staff Updates Revitalization Commission Minutes March 20, 2024 Page 2 of 9 Commissioner Lipton seconded. The Economic Vitality Manager noted that the staff updates were provided in the meeting packet and asked the Commission if they had any questions. Attorney Corey Hoffman was introduced to the Commission as the new attorney who will support the Commission. City Attorney Kathleen Kelly introduced herself to the Commission. It was noted that Attorney Hoffman has contracted with the City Attorney's office to support the commission. Commissioner Comments: No comments on staff updates from the commission. Downtown Business Association Updates Commissioner Williams provided an update on the last DBA meeting. There was a discussion around the DBA's request for a Temporary Main Street closure, which failed to pass at the March 19 City Council meeting. There was a discussion on the Vision Plan and its inclusion in the Council's Work Plan for 2024. There was a discussion on the Council's Work Plan and how LRC projects fit into the Work Plan. There was a request for a future agenda item on better marketing around downtown programming such as the patio program and the Downtown Street Faire. City Staff were asked to brainstorm options and present them to the commission at a future meeting. The Director of Community Development suggested the LRC should also be focused on other areas within the URA. Chamber of Commerce Updates: No update. Commissioner Comments on Items not on the agenda: None Business Matters of Commission: Comprehensive Plan Update The Director of Community Development introduced the Planning Manager, who attended virtually. The Director of Community Development provided an update on the Comprehensive Plan. A PowerPoint presentation was included in the meeting packet. This plan is a 1.5-year process, and the hope is for Boards/Commissions to assist with community engagement. There will be a Public Open House at the Recreation and Senior Center on March 21 to focus on vision and values. It was noted that the Marshall Fire delayed this Comprehensive Plan.