Welcome everyone to the City Parkway five Inc.

board meeting for June first, twenty twenty-six.

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Item number one is to call to order and roll call.

And so with that, uh clerk's office, uh we have a quorum.

We are compliance, yes.

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Looking out and seeing if we got anyone here wanting to provide some public comment.

We'll move on to item four.

We'll move on to item five report by Tracy Reich, redevelopment manager regarding findings of Symphony Park Working Group meetings.

And we will open up the floor to there's Tracy.

Welcome, Tracy.

That was timing.

I just walked in.

Good afternoon, Tracy Reich redevelopment manager for the record.

The Symphony Park Working Group has met twice now.

They were formed for this body.

They were formed in April for uh as a result of a park update that had happened in March.

Uh they've met twice now.

Everybody has participated, all the ownership has participated except one owner who is reading the minutes and and things with that.

Um the group is has a lot of ideas of what they would like to see and are starting to narrow that down.

Uh some of the things that are going to be coming out for outcomes from this is the redesign of M2, where the Oscar bus is.

Maybe a little bit of redesign around M1 because the design review committee had already looked at that one as to the entrance sign was really prominent when you first when there was nothing around it.

Now with everything around it, it looks a little tiny, and it's not as impressive as it was before.

So how do we make that more impressive as an open as the entrance to Symphony Park?

Really talking about the connectivity between all the parcels.

So how do we connect this to make this one unit universal district?

So, how how does that circulation look?

How do we draw people that go to the Smith Center to go down to Parcel E for dinner or over to VIX or go to the art museum and then wander over to uh Capella to have dinner?

How is that circulation looking at and taking a look at that piece?

Um, then they want as a side piece to that.

We've noticed already that some of the residents um do a running or walking loop within Symphony Park as exercise.

So, how do we kind of memorialize that?

How do we create a half mile, one mile, two mile?

I'm not sure some Carla mapped it out.

I can't remember.

It's one half, one and one and a half, I think, that you can do within Symphony Park and create this pathway in this way to be able to show people that hey, we're a neighborhood here as well.

Also, they wanted to take a look at um narrowing city parkway.

City Parkway has parking, two lanes of traffic, and a turn lane.

So an awful lot of concrete between the east side of Symphony Park and the rest of Symphony Park.

So, how do we narrow that down in places or all the way around to make that easier to connect people to the art museum to Park Haven to whenever Derek is done with the with the resort that's going to go on there as well?

So there we're looking at that.

We're bringing bringing in the um traffic engineering team because we need to update the traffic plan now.

Each developer has updated the original traffic plan, and that needs to be updated as a whole, and to be able to see how do we, if we were to narrow City Parkway, how does that impact the overall traffic circulation?

Um, the Smith Center is concerned about narrowing City Parkway because of the school buses that come in for the school performances, and then uh we would need to take a look at um event when events are done at Smith Center.

It's already kind of a challenge getting out of out of the district.

But part of the idea is that not everybody would leave the Smith Center after a performance, they would then stay and go have dinner or a drink or do something else in Symphony Park.

So we're working on those things as well.

All of those outcomes will require changes to the design standards at the end, and so that is on the top tablet as well to come back to city council with changes for the design standards.

Questions?

No, no questions.

Uh maybe just one question, Tracy.

Uh, if the uh city parkway was some uh effort to move forward, how would that get funded?

Would that get funded by the Symphony Park Master Association because uh moving curbs and things of that nature from the way you describe it, gets very expensive because usually everything's in a way.

So um Tracy Riker Development Manager for the record.