Key capital improvements are on the agenda for Boulder City, as discussions at the recent All CV Commissions Meeting highlighted essential upgrades needed for the downtown area. Among the top priorities are enhancements to Pearl Street and the redevelopment of the civic area, which are particularly relevant in light of the changing landscape of downtown office space post-pandemic.

Safety and connectivity between districts emerged as crucial themes, especially with new investments like the hotel and convention center on the hill. The need to diversify the University Junction Improvement District (UJID) beyond just an undergraduate destination was also emphasized, as stakeholders noted high business turnover and economic stagnation in the area.

For the Boulder Junction Area (BJA), ensuring walkability and transit orientation is a primary focus, alongside planning for the second phase of redevelopment now that the first phase is largely complete. The meeting also addressed ongoing challenges, including "submission creep" for the CAGED district, which has expanded beyond its original parking mission, leading to confusion among stakeholders about its role compared to the business improvement district.

Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of addressing capital maintenance liabilities and securing funding for long-term improvements, setting the stage for future developments in Boulder City.