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Boulder City Council/Planning Board Meeting 07-20-17
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed32 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personcomprehensive plan update with a comprehensive rezoning of those properties so the zoning map is consistent with the comprehensive plan
through the site review process one would determine where in that range would be an appropriate number for this the site
they're also limited by their annexation agreement particularly for the Nalanda campus
we asked him why his inclusionary requirement is not building on their own
if you have affordable housing which is a free-for-all you can bet it's going to be a free-for-all
I received a government grant in this case it was for provide housing for the homeless
with in that case 16 affordable units that you'd be required to build in 30 that could be market rate
we think that that's should be an exciting thing for the neighborhood to have bhp development coming in
we were concerned about guaranteeing affordable housing and senior housing at the time
Boulder housing partners has moved on some of their issues wanting to pause the project for five years
consistent with the policies and goals of the Boulder Valley comp plan
maybe the recommendation goes to actually to Boulder housing partners and the major meadows
significant improvements at Wunderland Creek which will decrease risks to almost 600 homes
a little bit about the community culture and safety taxed and potential capital tax renewal
just like just as the operating budget it's our it's our statement of community values
back to you know to the comprehensive plan that you just adopted
that spells out our whole process for master planning and capital improvement planning
that is a Carter Lake pipeline which is about 32 million dollars
the Planning Board will be seeing much more in the upcoming CIP
the public art policy that's new to this year and is continually to be refined
the council will be considering input from various advisory boards that have offered support for the renewal
I was wondering if the CU south flood mitigation studies
City emissions numbers for the city facilities and operations I don't have that right in front of me
when we measure greenhouse gas emissions we measure the electrical use and by having solar
we like to show the trend and if you see it it is getting busy
we have some funds that are going to fund the programs that these different groups put on
this year the CIP doesn't include any new language around that
you don't have to do those stormwater recovery projects with masonry and local stone
I know a lot of its general fund cuz you know over 10 years 15 years we've grown as an organization
I'll just start based on some conversations we've had on the South Boulder Creek flood control project
I asked question that we had in front of us was recommendations on the capital improvement sales and use tax renewals
and this includes public art oh yeah so that's yeah I just wanted to make sure