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WEST END: New Listing of City-owned Property

April 13, 2015

News & Notes

Two attractive properties, owned by the City of Boise, are now offered on the market “for lease or exchange.” One is 6.5 acres +/-, the other 2.5 acres +/-.  More details are available from Thornton Oliver Keller, listing agency, at this site.   The offering is a collection of two unique sites within Boise’s most […]

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CCDC Files 2014 Annual Report

March 24, 2015

News & Notes

The Capital City Development Corporation recently filed its 2014 Annual Report with the City of Boise in accordance with Idaho Code.  Idaho Code requires public agencies like CCDC to report on their activities each year including complete financial statements setting forth assets, liabilities, revenue and operating expenses. These annual reports must be filed annually by […]

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Mary Watson Named Contracts Manager|Attorney

December 10, 2014

News & Notes

The Capital City Development Corporation has hired Mary Watson as a contracts manager, focusing on agreements with private engineers, architects, contractors and other development professionals. In addition, Watson will manage the procurement process, including competitive bidding and contractor selection processes as well as a wide-range of contract documents. She is a member of the Idaho State Bar.

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Wayfinding: Something To Point To

December 10, 2014

Press

“The end result? More people will explore downtown, they’ll spend more time here.” Boise may find its way in 2015–and by “way” we mean “wayfinding.” This past summer, Boise Weekly first reported that a unique system of signs, specifically for Boise’s downtown, were in the works but only after teams of Treasure Valley stakeholders got […]

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Don’t ignore those parking garage tickets — it will cost you in the end

November 12, 2014

Press

BOISE, Idaho (KBOI) — The Capital City District Corporation has written more than $7,000 in parking tickets since May, but it’s only received 54 percent of payments. Max Clark, the director of the CCDC’s Parking and Facilities department, said that’s pretty normal though. “Bad credit doesn’t mean that much to people anymore,” Clark said, “so […]

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