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City of Boulder City Council Special Meeting/Study Session 10-24-17
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AI-read · unreviewed29 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI want to talk today about the importance of transportation connections
we've been told that creating one new unit of affordable housing costs on average two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
it would be bonded it can only be done if we have a source of revenue
in ballot measure 2l it's a little bit it's a little scary because there's no we're gonna raise taxes by 4 million
please balance the goal of greenhouse gas reductions with affordability reliability transparency and preservation of open space
setting and taking some concrete steps towards our affordable housing goals together
the regional housing strategy and a lot of folks my colleagues in particular participated in its development
they will be offering up to 50 additional shelter beds with navigation services
up to 50 additional short-term shelter beds they have not decided whether they will be offering any additional severe weather shelter
if the shelter is providing severe weather shelter we don't know who would be providing it
a very robust TDM program that are one of our goal bold
we wanted to reduce automobile mode share consistent with our transportation master plan goals
we looked at transit shuttle ridership the TDM program and the network company subsidy
the TDM program very effective again this was work with the Colorado taco Association
in terms of reducing parking demand on the adjacent neighborhood and leasehold streets
we were discussing the budget for this project to try and be as fiscally prudent as possible
the handicapped parking spots couldn't be located near the the pay kiosks
we want to make sure we're adequately serving accessible spaces and so installing accessible smart meters near the disabled parking
to me the thing about putting something in place for five years is you're kind of saying yeah this probably be permanent
depending on the rate the per hour rate you can increase or decrease the revenue to the point where it could possibly cover shuttle service
we have requested from the school district to have access to their parking lot and we have heard back from them
you know we have B cycles all around the place I wonder if they do ebikes
I think it looks like you were about you covered about a third of the expenses with revenue
what does it costs over time does it ramp down is it worth it
I wanted to take just a minute to talk about boulders urban tree canopy
even though 12% of our public trees are ash when you look at it on a number basis
until it actually starts to evidence on someone's property they don't necessarily know what kind of tree they have
this is part of the climate solution right trees sequester carbon
the mobile home ordinance does mandate that the park owner take care of the trees as I recall
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