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Boulder City Council Special Meeting 8-27-19
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- special
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- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed36 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personstarting the Edge co-responder program to support mental health needs on police calls
creating the homeless Outreach team making the Boulder Police one of the first departments
looking at adding um um homelessness status or unhoused status to um to the law
I was discriminated at the West Senior Center for my Pro Palestinian kind of stance and I'm half Jewish myself
you know we're looking at changing definitions in the human rights ordinance to be more up to dat
there are no federal protections like this it's really important to have this at a local level
trigger us to have to meet our current energy codes which really means
the city has developed a funding strategy for the Pavilion which we are going to present in the 2020 budget
this approach incorporates this existing expense or this expense using general fund Capital dollars into the existing City budget
I think in a few weeks right when we do the budget for the general fund
we have a climate goal right climate commitment and this would be a huge step forward
how our facilities will meet these climate commitment goals that really without looking at consolidation
we talked about the East bookend and originally we were working on doing East bookend planning parallel with alpine boson planning
to bridge that gap between broad policies in the comp plan and site specific project review and capital Improvement planning
the purposes of area planning are described in our comprehensive plan primarily to bridge that gap between broad policies in the comp plan
will inform Capital Improvements planning after the area plan is adopted staff will develop the implementation plan
acknowledging that the current site is home to a large Hospital adjacent to a treasured retail Center
these don't reflect exactly what you see in the in the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan land use designations
there be some kind of form based code so to get a little even more geeky
it will guide any future design controls that might include the design guidelines or form based codes
mentioned the transit improvements parking reductions and a parking strategy um based on the sump uh shared unbundled managed and paid principles
so the flood mitigation as described in our last meeting and this is the diagram that um is included in the plan
the members supported reduced parking requirements um and suggestions to explore including caps on car ownership
describing the importance to stay aligned with the transportation master plan the comprehensive plan
the Commissioners have um said that they would um make that whole site available for um affordable housing
through TDMs and I know the city is also very interested in um providing access to Transportation
so through TDMs through um methods of trying to encourage people to use alternate Transportation modes
Boulder just declared a climate emergency climate change effects on Water Resources studies confirm high carbon costs
those could be not only garages but those could be granny flats or they would be garages with Granny Flats
I don't know how that would you know work in terms of who owns the Adu
there's nobody here that has voted for any of the comprehensive plans it's when you say it's our comprehensive plan
perhaps the solution would be to add add a moderate amount of two and three story housing at the Alpine Balsam site
there's a much deeper um need for an affordable housing program so if you wouldn't mind speaking to that
consider the least restrictive least restrictive area plan possible uh that keeps human scale signs on the table
sub be involved in this sub community plan as a with neighborhood Representatives
we've got a goal of 3500 housing units in the middle income housing strategy by 2030