Ada County Highway District is currently analyzing four alternatives to add east-west bike lanes downtown between 16th and Broadway. The four alternatives are: 1) Standard bike lanes on Jefferson (AKA “No Build”), 2) Bike lanes protected by parking on Main and Idaho, 3) Bike lanes with painted buffer on Main and Idaho, and 4) Pylon protected […]
Read MoreIn 2015 CCDC hired third party consultant Kimley Horn to evaluate parking and transportation strategies in downtown Boise. The Plan Introduction, Plan itself and Appendices are available for review at https://ccdcboise.com/parking/2016-downtown-parking-strategic-plan/. The CCDC Board is expected to begin a review of the Plan in March, 2016.
Read MoreThe Capital City Development Corporation is applying for a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to assess potential brownfield sites in the 30th Street Area (also known as the West End). Come to the open house and learn about: The proposed brownfield grant application How the brownfield assessment process can help promote redevelopment Examples of […]
Read MoreOnce again, CCDC volunteered their time to participate in Neighborhood Housing Services’ Rake Up Boise event. The weather was perfect to rake up over 22 bags of leaves.
Read MoreBeginning in November, until the end of the season, the Capital City Public Market will be changing their hours to adjust with daylight savings. Set-up will begin at 7am, the Market will operate from 10:30am-2:00pm, and 8th Street will re-open by 3:00pm. Also, the footprint will be reduced to 8th Street between Main Street and […]
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