Ben Sorensen

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9,257 appearances 42 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2023 last heard 15 Sep

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Thank you.
Thank you.
And just to share the strategy that we use here within this particular corridor was community first,
And we call this the Align Framework.
So it's advancing local impact through growing neighborhoods.
And so we looked at community first, and then based upon that community's voice, we then developed strategy, which provided us vision, priorities, as well as planning, and then turned that into programming initiatives and activations that we then utilized to create outcomes and impacts.
And so this particular strategy helps us to have this, in a sense, downward upward reaction from the city's perspective.
So in essence, the community is involved all the way through.
And everything that you do within this type of an impact in economic development ensures that the community is always at the center of the work that you do.
Any questions?
Excellent.
Thank you, Commissioner Glassman.
I do.
Thank you.
First of all, thank you for your work.
It's really important, and congratulations on what you've achieved here.
My question is actually for City Attorney and City Manager.
So when we see the proposed tax bill that folks are going to be voting on in November, correct me if I'm wrong, but the state has said that there are just very specific categories where you could spend ad valorem taxes.
So my question to you is, will programs like this
or what we do as our next step, will they be impacted by what might be passed in November when you look at those very specific categories of how you can spend ad valorem tax dollars?
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