Community Capital Improvement Program proposed projects

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* 1. Rank which projects you would like to see as part of the Community Capital Improvement Program, which was developed under the working name Building on Basic, or BOB, 2.0.

Safe Routes to Everywhere (Sidewalks/ADA compliance): $14 million

Safe Routes to Everywhere (Bicycle infrastructure improvements): $5 million

Safer Routes to Everywhere (Bus stop improvements): $1 million

Downtown Poudre River enhancements and kayak park: $4 million (an additional $3.5 million would come from city departments and private fundraising efforts)

Bike/pedestrian grade-separated crossings fund: $6 million

Transfort bus replacement: $2 million

Arterial intersection improvements fund: $6 million

Implementing Nature in City: $3 million

Gardens on Spring Creek visitors’ center completion: $2 million (plus $1 million in private funding)

Southeast Community Center (with outdoor pool): $14 million

Affordable Housing fund: $4 million

Lincoln Avenue improvements: $5.3 million

City Park Train: $350,000

Carnegie Building renovation: $1.7 million

Linden Street renovation: $3 million

Club Tico renovation: $250,000

Willow Street improvements: $3.5 million

Community Marketplace: $3.5 million

Jefferson Street improvements: $7.5 million

Arterial roadway improvements fund: $8 million