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Boulder City Council Study Session 11-28-17
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AI-read · unreviewed26 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe last thing that we have on the list really in terms of a cost center is the potential renovation of the North Building of the Civic area
primarily they point to the presence of the homeless population or people who they perceive to be homeless as an issue within the library
so we use bridge house ready to work in the area outside of the library
we do have a partnership and Boulder housing partners and that's a contractual relationship for the North Boulder library
the comp plan the places of largest growth within the city are in that area around Valmont and xxx
contributes to sales tax and general fund which is the other eighty percent of our budget
the only one that we've looked at that makes sense is the comp plan map
the other question it's just another argument for annexation
we've been talking at Council about reserving some of that capacity for possibly other matters like affordable housing
some of our property taxes that we assess are go to the general fund correct so would it be conceivable
I'm wary of continuing to increase our sales taxes it is a regressive tax
so the idea of property taxes raising property taxes is seems like a sort of politically infeasible direction
gun barrel is going to fight you tooth-and-nail for annexation
we could talk about general fund dollars and how those allocations are done
priorities within our existing budget without raising taxes or the sales taxes or use taxes or annexations
that still only reduces our emissions by 43 percent and so the other half of the reductions
the city's working to redesign the new Alpine balsam site to be consistent with our long-term climate goals
moving into local policy the city updates our energy codes every three years and we do this
back in 2013 we had some devastating floods as well
we're also in the early stages of a transportation master plan that will provide hopefully enhance sustainable multimodal transportation options
I wondered if I'd heard a rumor that one of the aspects of the transportation master plan was going to be
as we're starting to acquire Alpine balsam sights and new sights in the city
therefore what shows up in our greenhouse gas inventory by following international protocols
we're not getting what we should be getting with the rates that we're paying
we're being completely ripped off on our undergrounding fee
Copenhagen commits to being carbon neutral by get this 2025