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City of Boulder City Council Study Session 2-26-19
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this past week we put an application and annexation application into the city it includes a site plan
the boulder valley comp plan has had for almost two decades now the outlines of what we're trying to accomplish here
I think the significance of it that we understand is that it's a detached relatively affordable housing stock
we're focusing on the state enforcement of the mobile home park act
we were also asked for an update on the 2019 state legislation activity
or sell a mansion home upon eviction and then I know there's a lot of interest in in amending the mobile home park act
let's see if our actions can help us maintain this option as the most affordable form of detached housing that we have
energy efficiency is not only consistent with our climate goal and our sustainability goals
if someone can no longer maintain their residency in a manufactured housing community rather than using an eviction path
the rental application fee house bill and the local wage option house bill
the bill for considering the local minimum wage was just introduced there's a and with strong city support
to the time allowed to remove a home from a park in the event of an eviction and that is something
residents at the various parks pay into water and sewer that they do not receive any of the benefits
when you look at the Bulova a comp plan and we've passed it several times we say we want new mobile home parks
those new mobile home parks I think we need to look at well what would the land use be
putting a mobile home park eventually on our Municipal Airport that serves less than 200 people
I won't be here when you get to talk about it for the next comp plan
we could serve a lot more people using making a new mobile home park at at least some of our land
people who vote tend to be legal residents and not people who are completely undocumented
we have had one person who has been two people actually who have been not documented and who have served
housing status adding homeless or housing to a protected group what do people think of that
I feel like homeless people can be really picked on more than other people because of this very vulnerable state
Parenthood is one of our protected classes and the Human Rights Ordinance so it's one of the items
amendments to the Human Rights Ordinance address enforcement barriers so there are some issues around statute of limitations
discourages use of protections like the Human Rights Ordinance because when there is language like there currently is
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