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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 11-8-18
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AI-read · unreviewed41 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personaddressing hunger and homelessness is an issue that's a high priority for I think all of us in Boulder
the city council of the city of Boulder Colorado declares November 10th through 18th 2018 National h and homelessness awareness
reaching out to the Arapaho people the people of this Valley as partners in the creation of the new Gallery
the boulder law concerning home homeless camping be either revised justly or eradicated so that the Boulder Police Department can stop violating
on behalf of boka I'd like to thank the city for its recent support of a new initiative launched by boka in partnership with AA Colorado
that lost undergrounding reduces the reliability resilience and safety of the Boulder Electric Supply
I particularly appreciate your efforts in dealing with the climate crisis the recent ipcc report tells us that we need to cut our carbon emissions
working towards National carbon fee and dividend legislation one of my meetings is a face-to-face meeting
the ipcc says if we wish to remain below this critical threshold we have to cut emiss carbon emissions in half by 2030
impacts on the indigenous population of those islands and that violence is rooted at Rocky Flats
I have already written to the chief of police and asked him to listen to the presentation made this evening
it refers back to 9963a 963a now has been changed with the occupancy limit so all it's saying is we use that occupancy limit
I'm in favor of the adus generally speaking I think it limits the ability of people it's too prescriptive and too restrictive
and I thought we grandfathered or at least at one point we had grandfathered the existing
if people are building adus we want them to be rented for long term
it prohibits towing a vehicle more than 10 miles it requires a valid motor vehicle carrier permit
Towing in mobile home parks as you all know the sort of split land use in mobile home parks makes everything a little challenging
the mobile home park and the tags are expired and so what's your policy if you have the the contract for that lot
2 months for the mobile home parks and the affordable housing units and anything that changes hands
I think some of them like BHP already have bilingual signage so I think for for many of them
it's towed Beyond a 12 mile limit then the towing company should credit the cost of the transportation
is there a way to fix that where you can't tow over the weekend
give local governments the authority to adopt minimum wage standards that are more stringent than what is currently required by the state
taking that taking away the uh flood recovery uh priority which continues to be big priority for the county and Longmont
2006 1023 that was kind of a partner bill with sb90 that really hurts hurts immigrants and it hurts um nonprofits that serve immigrants
we strongly support item 56 support for for uh Vision zero we particularly endorse sub Item B
on immigration what do we know about what's likely to move do you have any sense
the transportation funding ballot measure we we combined that with another one right
we have already folded in what was previously or language about supporting a standalone ballot measure
under the recycling another one that we've tried to bring up before but have not because of the current state prohibition against Banning styrofoam
while it's a small relatively small volume it does a lot of damage and contamination to our groundwater
we would support the repeal of the prohibition contained in state law um on use or sale
it relates to how we manage our agricultural lands on uh open space
we're really um acting as entrepreneurs with BHP to reduce risk on the site
we're bringing Financial Resources to the affordable housing but then at the same time we're creating value
it is form based code um so there won't be a site review process it will be the the form based code process
so there won't be a site review process it will be the the form based code process
Our intention is to have affordable commercial space here but the amount of commercial space will
if we were to give somebody a discount then that would of course affect the revenue that comes into the project
it is a form-based code process which is pretty prescriptive and we will be following that
the form based code review that's just kicked off is for the entire site is that correct