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City Council · regular
City of Boulder City Council Meeting 6-4-19
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AI-read · unreviewed45 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe're still recruiting for a few boards and commissions appointments
immigrants have enriched boulder beyond measure bringing many contributions to our community
the city council of the city of boulder colorado declares june 2019 as immigrant heritage month and commends the efforts and contributions from all immigrant communities
hrc who has always stood for the dream act for passing legislation giving a path to citizenship to many undocumented immigrants
that's the four landmark designations so if you want to speak to those sign up separately over there
i want alpine balsam to include housing that permanently maintains the middle that preserves neighborhood character
city manager expressed that the ordinance would not be enforced because mobile homes are located in parks owned by private property owners
against either party to a mobile home park land lease or against the city of boulder itself
then we have a huge carbon cost of all of these buildings that are going to fall down within 100 years
i have my service animal with me because i'm required to take him with me everywhere i go in accordance with the americans with disabilities act of 1990
i am homeless and i try to access emergency shelter
convert the carbon tax to real carbon reduction not the vapor muni
you need to refer a 2019 ballot to the voters
there's an intergovernmental compact which gives the city of boulder first right to annex or provide water and sewer service to cu south
it's a 30-year compact which was agreed to 20 years ago
i've recently applied to the city to turn a 350 square foot portion of my garage into a licensed adu
i noticed that the adu regulations were eased to allow for less parking and larger square footage
we're promoting the maximum you know strong housing emphasis for that site
have a lot of permanently affordable mixed income housing permanently affordable so middle income housing
this is how grazing animals keep grass healthy and sequestering carbon
the farmer cut hay and carefully managed grazing grass was healthy and sequestered carbon
regarding the sprinkling of the um adu unit and the possibility of having to enlarge one's water lines
within mobile home parks and i brought this up last last meeting because these are all from my perspective single family homes
we wanted to make sure that cu could not get water and and annex backwards or create this large campus at the edge of
this would be part of a settlement that the city entered into with excel to settle a lawsuit
the city council may approve the designations modify and approve or deny these designations
the city council designate the following properties as local historic landmarks with boundaries as described
we are here tonight to check in on the alpine balsam area plan
for private development in the area affordability will likely be addressed through the city's incl inclusionary housing program
for the market rate to contribute by cash and lieu affordable housing outcomes are best supported
based in on the comp plan land use designation high density means really anything above 14 dwelling units per acre
how would this be different from form-based code
would be something like the downtown design guidelines in other words it will have regulatory interpretive kind of control but not strict control like a form based code would
the housing would likely be market rate only with inclusionary housing met through cash and loot
it offers good potential for affordable housing on the site
of those areas to meet the principles that we have described in the boulder valley comprehensive plan in the last update
it includes a shared parking strategy that's guided by the sump principles
whether or not it actually does fit into like our boulder valley comp plans regarding neighborhood areas
if even if it came through the process it doesn't meet the fundamental goal of affordable housing
understanding the tdm district certainly for option five we need to understand
even the pavilion doesn't accommodate everything we've talked about much earlier when we're looking at the civic area
relating to the university of colorado boulders south campus or cu south
the university submitted an annexation application for their 300 acre site in south boulder in february
relating to planned uses for university housing sports fields and the existing tennis courts
the process committee is generally looking at looking forward at a plan and strategy for how we will engage the community about this project