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City of Boulder City Council Study Session 4-9-19
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AI-read · unreviewed26 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personlatest and we think final version of the police oversight task force charter so earlier this week our subcommittee
again these are all planned shifts that were approved by the voters in the ballot language
so the nine cents is just part of the budget the rest of it all of the ones
within workforce recruitment and retention we have the conversation around living wage increases
so next to fund that total is utilizing one-time dollars for the 2020 budget
no it's in the floodplain and it's unusable was there severe flooding there during the 2011 event
so the flooding experience there in 2013 would not be indicative what we'd expect in a 100-year floodplain
so we often get development proposal site reviews that include development in the hundred-year plane or we look at proposals and we're reassured
so you're talking through the 2018 budget process how assessment values were you know a lot higher than what we had projected
here's what we've planned for and have budgeted for our general fund capital dollars the goal was to start out
using them for the parking garage for the it's just Alpine balsam and the upcoming broadband issue
that's like a CIP almost right it's like we need this capital improvement in this part
we're looking even now even in the Cu South discussions which will have an impact on our services
we are sort of postponing one point 1.3 million dollars for vision zero needs
we need to kind of step back a little bit on Alpine balsam and let's see what
regardless of I don't disagree that we should be looking closely at Alpine balsam because it's a huge you know contributor
the amount of affordable housing will just be dictated by you know the linkage fees in the inclusionary zoning
the amount of affordable housing will just be dictated by you know the linkage fees in the inclusionary zoning
maintain some semblance of control for example form-based code so too things like how could we address
I don't think the middle income housing support needs to be here at three million I think we can do it
I have a question about the living wage increase is that just to keep up with what we implement it
the living wage of 1567 has increased and so if we were to continue on the path
we do get some online sales taxes I don't want anybody to walk away thinking we get none of it
the problem that the the community the working group talked a lot about was how do we figure out a way to house these individuals
having them homeless or having them at the shelter are both bad alternatives and you know we've modified the operating agreement
so that we're not in a situation where you have somebody who is
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