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City of Boulder City Council Meeting 09-19-17
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed30 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personand inclusionary housing and we already had a public hearing on an inclusionary housing
it also concerns me that Excel will actually trust the city if this city does not come forward
ignoring lost undergrounding would be deceptive true costs to the end of 2019 would be 36 million
20 million annual profit pay off the true build and a 2 percent boundary a 30-year bond
it's correct on our agenda item G up on the board includes something about the comprehensive plan with the working group update
the next item on our agenda is the call up check in tonight we have 1102 Pearl Street for landmarks alteration certificate
in reading the call-up report or whatever the with the landmarks board did I guess I'm wondering if these conditions
so we started meeting at almost a weekly basis with Boulder housing partners the the boulder shelter and bridge house
we're tasked with creating 35 permanent supportive housing units per year starting October 1st
we put a proposal together with the boulder shelter and Boulder housing partners to the metro Denver homeless initiative
if we have an existing deed restricted affordable unit at 60% ami it basically covers the cost
so I have up to 116 program beds 50 in navigation beds if needed and then whatever the overflow is
we are working out those budgets right now the county is is providing most of the funding
I know it's currently funded to some extent by us and a little bit by long night in the summer
bhp because bhp is providing those project-based vouchers right now so unless bhp came completely apart
we've also got our housing department committed to at least another 35 permanently supportive housing vouchers
public safety to the greatest extent possible so I with respect to the sv PS and especially those that are out in Pearl
it's an important step that was recommended in the cultural plan
is the second reading and consideration of a motion to adopt ordinance a 207 amending chapter 14-1 arts grant program
recommended improvements to the legislative intent language to align with the cultural plan
the Arts Commission unanimously voted to recommend that you make these changes and and adopt the motion
there's a lot of work that goes into approving grants okay
so that would have not have been part of the Arts grants program that was done through the public art
we've talked about how do we empower them more we're picking art experts and on our boards
it does have approval with the Commission and the city manager under the current public art policy
and we went through a financial analysis around this to add a 5% middle-income affordable housing requirements
three inclusionary housing and post inclusionary housing such that when the condo conversion occurred
the fees for affordable projects because right now we're just taking money from one pot and pin it to the other
in order to include a middle-income housing requirement incentivize new affordable units on site create a new design review process
it's the sort of language we put in to preserve the local authority option from preemption under state law