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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 1-15-19
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AI-read · unreviewed38 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personcontinuing alongside the cu south annexation efforts we feel fortunate
university housing on the cu south property are possible only because of the unique city and cu partnership
continuing alongside the cu south annexation efforts we feel fortunate
to nailing down a clear timeline for annexation agreement and flood mitigation project completion
this is regarding alpine balsam development coming out of these smaller living spaces
when the state permits open enrollment increases not only the cost per capita of educating the kid
i'm inspired by these words to speak about the heinous crime of climate
i'm here to share some highlights of the museum in 2018
lost money lost time and lost opportunities to reduce our carbon footprint
taking 4.3 million dollars from the general fund with no certainty of repayment
i've just heard another plea for climate change action and this is one of the results
request the council acknowledge the urgency of implementing south boulder creek flood mitigation commensurative with the protection
there were a lot of great ideas for making sustainable transportation more feasible for people in the 2014 tmp
so i ask that you push for bold changes that move us closer to our vision
i wanted to continue our conversation about prairie dogs on irrigated agricultural property
i would just like to call her attention to the north boulder sub-community plan on page one
the majority of the proposal is within the 100 and 500 year floodplains
it is within the north boulder sub-community plan and there are guidelines for the union utica neighborhood
there's some ordinance we have that requires the longitudinal axis of the building to be oriented
after trying several different approaches neither bhp nor a partnership with bhp and a private developer were able to find a structure
generally when the city helps subsidize an affordable pri housing project what do we contribute on a per-unit basis
a couple of times with bhp the the funding was probably in the 130 000 per unit range
there's very high interest in this for affordable housing if possible
when you say including alpine balsam i'm a little confused by that
it's part of the work plan for the comp plan right it is the the rezoning
i move um that we adopt ordinance 8296 amending title ix land use code brc 1981
we will have to come back for any real rezoning that we do um subject to the comp plan work plan
in the north boulder plan to include people from all over the north boulder sub community
let's say you were to start with the east boulder sub-community plan arapaho is a major component
there's going to be the area plan associated with alpine balsam
the municipal airport might need a sub-community plan at some point in the future
there's the whole planning reserve and so how i assume that's going to be in the north boulder
the city's new permanent supportive housing program and the shelter staff found an appropriate apartment for him
we have 210 beds available every single night for homeless adults in the city of boulder
currently there's no sort of affordable housing funds that goes into nightly shelter expenses
the first one the vouchers that's that's an impact to the the city budget
through this for rental assistance program which i think counts as housing support
we've been trying for a long time to improve the homeless situation