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City of Boulder City Council Special Meeting 5-16-19
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AI-read · unreviewed28 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe're down to recruiting for just one more boards and commission and that's the University Hill commercial area Management Commission
following completion of the North Boulder sub-community plan the city
in 2015 council made another legacy decision to purchase the Alpine balsam site
the original purpose for purchasing the Alpine balsam property so in response to these questions
whether city services consolidate at Alpine balsam or another property there are several benefits to consolidation
such as the atrium building on the east bookend in the Civic area we'd have to balance this
included in the city's annual CIP then starting in 2022 we would start making payments on a bond
we would essentially borrow the money to do the renovation just like your house has a mortgage
we would then initiate a Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan land-use map change and rezoning
the comprehensive plan land-use map change and the rezoning could be done through a community-based process
then we can write zoning if we want to like we did in Boulder Junction that's form based code
bring the building up to meet all current codes that's current energy codes
put together our budgets because we're coming to get the full cost of a project together
for the gold it says meets proposed 2020 energy code what does energy codes have to do with the construction
a hundred percent of recyclable concrete and asphalt be recycled but that also 75% of total waste tonnage
if we were to develop this under that proposed 2020 code energy code do you mean the building code
our gold which is recycling as much of the building as we can
the Civic area master plan identifies we had kind of three phases of that project
we've been doing flood mitigation on Goose Creek since the 1980s so the 1980s to the early 2000s
neighborhood level flood mitigation rather than mitigating the buildings for the construction of the buildings
that's actually phased and scheduled with the money in the CIP in upcoming years
figure out how do we do neighborhood level mitigation including those downstream benefits
you know what would be created for the site if we wanted additional affordable housing probably above 25%
cash in lieu as the market rate developments happen and they have to if they want
it also seems married to your idea of phasing that doing market rate first will produce funding for affordable housing
is there some way that you could collaborate and use our garage to meet some or all of your parking requirements
the construction budget as opposed to the whole budget with all of the equipment
may be affordable housing in market-rate middle-income housing great
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