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Boulder City Council Study Session 01-23-18
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- study-session
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AI-read · unreviewed26 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthey work with clients who are being evicted or about to be evicted either to extend their eviction time
a fiction Court is handled in the 20th district court so it's County Court in terms of kind of a logistical matter
put resources into folks who we know don't walk through the doors of service providers
it's certainly a great a great resource for folks who are living on our streets right now
there were ten that went to the bridge house ready to work program so that's the employment program
currently there are twenty about half are more purely advisory and half are more technical in nature
they govern the affordable housing fund which is cash in lieu and other sources
how many dollars would you say that they recommend each year and give you advice on the range
then the bhp staff would obviously have to they they meet regularly with with their commissioners about specific projects
none of these except for the Planning Board are appointed by City Council so they're all answered to the city manager
I heard that we have at least a dozen people who have expressed interest in this board if you do create it
the two boards that Council does have some oversight over the planning board and BHP are
others suggested there should be someone who is renting an affordable unit
I'd love to see something along the lines of rooted in the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
and I don't think those are necessarily in the comp plan
in addition to the the comp plan which I think does have our percentage goal in
I think both definitions would be good here because I was thinking more in along the lines of things like Universal Design
considering impacts of policies on housing affordability diversity and accessibility something like that
this board is gonna advise on beyond just deed restricted yes that's what I meant
why do we have coordinate regional housing efforts when there's
going to be a regional housing board that's my question word for word
one thing I wanted to bring up is at the retreat we had a good conversation on how this board might help with mobile home issues
middle-income housing programs and approaches and what are other communities doing
then finally I think a mobile home owner is really important we've thousands of mobile homes
regional housing coordination and mobile um strategy and I mean mobile home strategy is important to keep here
some board meetings where bhp might come and talk to them about here's here's the challenges