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City Council · regular
City of Boulder City Council Meeting 06-18-19
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AI-read · unreviewed53 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe perennial board and commission recruitment announcement which is we are still recruiting for the two boulder junction access district boards
the university hill commercial area management commission all three of these seats require the applicant
when you're considering financing decisions for these priorities to make sure that you're considering the fair balance always tempting to tax the other guy
one of the recommendations is to do a protected bike lane along that stretch of broadway
there's been restructuring with boulder housing partners and one of the things that happened is site managers no longer
i can't speak for boulder housing partners because you know i'm on the resident end
those police reports like this are used for eviction once it's used for eviction
people up the chain have the capacity to attend to matters before they get blown up into police matters and then become grounds for eviction
i wonder why so many people are homeless we are asking for just compensation for our trailers
i was ecstatic to to learn about the rec center here it's got a million things it's a reasonable price
we did meet our 2020 goals three years early i want to thank you for that
i want to urge you guys that when you're considering that open to consider someone with agricultural experience
we need to make sure the board understands what a vision can look like for not only improving our land with our agricultural practices
there is a good chance for us to continue to lead the way in how we participate in agriculture here by providing good healthy food for the community
i live at the boulder ponderosa mobile home park here in boulder i've lived there almost 20 years
my understanding is that flood mitigation at cu south is at a standstill due largely to regulations and disagreements with cdot and cu
the diversion of water from south boulder creek to the detention ponds
that they were only getting paid a minimum wage um there was some passionate discussion
the dark sky ordinance does apply to mobile home parks such that the city manager's non-enforcement policy is in conflict
we have the ponderosa annexation coming up to planning board and then city council in the fall
we had a resident expressed concerns about boulder housing partners and enforcement of lease matters
for that the property line in a mobile home park is the property line on the park
given what's come up with with c dot and the questions around disposal with open space and
along with the land use designations from the boulder valley comp plan
what we might be able to do in terms of flood mitigation in a more immediate time frame
we instructed staff to go and evaluate the possibility of doubling the number of adus in our e and r r districts
to deal with this had to do with the form-based codes
as those enclaves annex into the city so typically investor-owned utilities and municipal utilities have annexation agreements
one of the biggest areas that we have not brought in there where they're doing an annexation election very shortly
they're looking at creating in their rate case a process by which cities will be able to go more renewable
and what the impacts on the carbon decarbonization would be and reliability and we paid for
with that said i will state for the record that in paragraph three of this settlement agreement that i think
so we can talk about it when we there's a meeting devoted to ballot measures yeah we should talk about it
2019 transportation master plan will be the 30th anniversary of a tmp for the boulder community
to make boulder more accessible for people using wheelchairs and who have other sorts of disabilities
a capital improvement project in 2012 that cost around 10 million dollars now costs almost 15 million dollars
based on some of the information we're seeing from the climate action and the climate reports
so we're talking about e-scooters right and what we're gonna do with with that
the north uh broadway reconstruction project are we going to be reviewing that as a council at all
the primary purpose of that project is to reconstruct the pavements to improve the overall condition
i think in the north boulder plan we had envisioned that being on the west side of the street
i mean advanced mobility and advanced mobility deployment can be both promising and scary
it's also commonly called a transportation maintenance fee this is a fee that is typically assessed on utility bills
we had brought a transportation maintenance fee as we were calling at that time to council
just affordable housing and mobility to and from your job is those things are very linked
study session that will be focused on kind of a financial update
do you want us to pull on putting a question on the ballot for a sales tax increase
we are planning to move forward with the living wage in the 2020 budget
we've switched our methodology for living wage to the self-sufficiency standard
we outsource in all of our office buildings the recreation centers and the night service in the libraries
the first option is to increase fees the other option for any of these scenarios
those who use the recreation centers pay the 1.5 million transfer to the rec activity fund
next week and the two weeks following that are the weeks that we prepare the budget for city council