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City of Boulder City Council Study Session 5-28-19
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AI-read · unreviewed35 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personallowing additional square footage above that cap to be used in the form of accessory dwelling units
section 4 energy climate waste policies such as energy efficient land use and building design
as well as updates to the Energy Conservation code moving forward
then D looks at going beyond the cap and using that extra square footage for accessory dwelling units
so in this case we're suggesting accessory dwelling units so this example shows a house capped
you do have to have a parking space for that unit on the property
it started with folks that live up in North Boulder that were basically being assaulted by demolitions
I think we've done our energy code work and we've done a good job at that
with the climate change and with the change in consumption we have got to quit consuming so much
they're not using recycled materials and all their materials are going to the landfill
I don't want to look at this as just a North Boulder issue I think it's not just a North Boulder issue
I know we have problems with the Boulder Valley comp plan or some issues that we need to iron
the energy code has kind of taken care of a as far as the Phase two
I still would like to see it split out between the North Boulder sub community and the entire city
we got to do our annual budget and we have to put the ballot together
we got to do our annual budget and we have to put the ballot together
we've got two big open space and transportation master plan to deal with
there's more impervious surface there's storm water detention requirements that kick in through the subdivision
it was more of the stormwater that raised kind of more concerns with the engineers
that the systems could handle in terms of water and wastewater
we'll have deed restricted affordability and what does that look like
the land use code to the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan and NFI areas what could be out of alignment
the project seeks to look and inline the table of a land use code with the BBC P policies
the first is to simplify the use table and to streamline the regulations where possible
looking at whether those are actually from as its envisioned in the comprehensive plan
they are developing with a new TMP update on that
I think we're looking at future changes that might come out of the East Boulder or sub Community Plan
we could enact future changes through the sub community plan
there's a presumption against conversion of residential to office in certain areas to avoid that in around the downtown
I would just like to raise the possibility of permanently affordable commercial space
it says if affordable units whether they be commercial or housing or provided
whether that's an overlay zone that says you know any commercial built here will have a higher linkage fee
a higher linkage fees locally that accounts for the additional returns that they would get
if somebody wants to build deed restricted middle-income housing as we define that they can get credit
that we made on our inclusionary housing where if somebody wants to build deed restricted middle-income housing
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