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City Council · regular
City of Boulder City Council Meeting 8-6-19
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AI-read · unreviewed38 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personextending the point 1 5 cent sales tax and having the whole of the revenue for one year go towards the conservation easement
about the Human Rights Ordinance and the potential to include some additional language around religious expression in the updates that we're hearing
you have to call up considerations tonight the first one is a landmark alteration certificate for 920 Mapleton Avenue
we're gonna go into the east folder or sub-community plan and I don't know if this will this parcel is included in that
I don't know the East Boulder sub community plan defined boundary per se off the top of my head
the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan includes a policy focused on manufactured housing in in it our support for retaining
another recent update was that the city excuse me the Cu boulders a boulder affordable housing research
because manufactured housing has higher energy costs than a typical single family home
there was an affordable housing bill that also passed and it creates 30 million dollars of additional funding for affordable housing
because annexation there are a number of communities I think Columbine is one
next page is the flood protection analysis where it shows on the West End where all the flood water is most likely to go
we have very few evictions Orchard Grove has in you'll hear from representative of orchha Grove has none
mentioned that House bill 19 1309 passed this year during the legislative session this program creates a dispute resolution program
last year the Human Relations Commission City Council passed Human Rights Ordinance protections against discrimination
I know that Boulder is committed to helping homeless people and I well I hope they're committed to preventing people from becoming homeless
we emphasize that state law has just changed and that you should see how that plays out before we put too much regulation
we will be there to work on the human service side and prevent evictions and legal aid is a big issue
I request City Council under the city's authority to regulate commerce address the characterization of this mobile home park land lease contract
wanted to talk about the traffic study for Alpine balsam I've been to a lot of the meetings
we're gonna be having a hearing on Alpine Boston on August 27th but we can't have a hearing if the traffic study is grossly mistaken
as we all know people are forced out they're threatened with eviction then there are stipulations you can move out in 60 days
you're trying to get affordable housing in Boulder and help out these mobile home people
the Ponderosa annexation process has intersected with an existing project under Public Works
there's flood mitigation that's that's going on in that same location our engineer has worked with their engineers
before annexation agreement hearings to continue to explore ways to kind of get in writing
owners of manufactured home parks have to accept section 8 they can't discriminate against that
we have this Airport that is utilized by maybe 200 people not all
this Airport it is out of the floodplain it's a beautiful site
we did get it onto the Boulder Valley comp plan that we can consider that for other uses than just airport uses
there are some parcels in area 3 that are right adjacent to developments right now that would love to participate
and then they will provide public Wi-Fi basically in the building
the city would provide services up up to the building and then bhp would provide services within the buildings
regarding the equitable access and the parks are or that mobile home communities are pretty important
what you're approving tonight is these documents in substantially the same form
so it's approximately 1.4 million dollar annual payments and those are just being incorporated in our annual budgets
it's just a new line item in the budget that we just have a room for
considered some recreation centers possibly but they said that it would be better collateral
if we want to know revamp our rec centers we can use CEO piece on