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City Council · regular
City of Boulder City Council Meeting 12-4-18
- Date
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- regular
- Status
- past
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AI-read · unreviewed27 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personso ada we are trying to go by ada standards so it's safe and it would be over 500 square feet in our home
some on council and our homeless initiatives manager have said that we have enough shelter beds because no one has been turned away
we completed this compliance process from that moment onwards we are effectively completely compliant on our adu
commit to a process of binding arbitration between shelter staff and residents who are kicked out of the shelter
tying it to the number of toes that a property had
we have 30 you know 26 units scheduled for permanently affordable housing
want to work with the community to think through that because it is really important in this idea of mediation
that we're not looking for proactive work but to be doing work that is either assigned by council or um follows our work plan
on adus when when it gets to when we're talking about saturation what is our process if in a particular area that saturation has been achieved
discuss that this at the retreat when we come to each of the boards and commissions letters
if an applicant comes in and the saturation limit has been reached they're placed on a wait list
a concern that was raised by boulder housing partners on singling out sustainable housing supported housing units
that unauthorized vehicles will be towed away at the owner's expense including the name and telephone number of each towing company
unless there are more than five toes in a 12-month period
it seems to go counter to our goals of reducing carbon emissions
taking millions from the general fund with no certainty of repayment from muni profits
trying to claim that shared polls don't decrease safety and reliability
we can be an innovation center for energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy to reduce the production of greenhouse gases
will reduce co2 emissions by 80 below 2005 levels and that could achieve zero carbon electricity by 2050
consider updates to the city's energy conservation code to accelerate those standards in the 2019 year
adjusting the size form and bulk standards of the land use code
these do align with our residential zones that are governed by the far regs now under section 982 in the land use code
there's so many other things that we could do to add affordability in the city
looking at changes to the energy conservation code looking at the different options
as well as the energy code conservation piece of accelerating the net zero requirements
we only allow three unrelated people right now portland maine a college town allows 16
it's on the land use code change list it's listed as usable open space that's the current title and the code