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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 3-3-20
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- regular
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followup on the CU South study session that we had last week
reaffirm Boulder's commitment to being a sanctuary City and to actively existing cooperation
let real carbon reduction begin now not 5 years from now
assumed Excel would Finance its own expenses for Boulders municipalization
the Adu map is incorrect and does not account for compatible development or solar Shadow ordinance
focusing on supporting women and families living in sanctuary in Colorado for fear of otherwise being deported
empowering staff to make forward progress is how we will attract and retain the best talent to move forward towards our TMP goals
our greenhouse gas emissions about half of them come from electricity that's why we talk so much about electricity
this is excel's after tax profits from Boulder in the same time
sanctuary City protects people we immigrants want to follow the laws and not be afraid
positions leading the Go Boulder and vision zero programs both of which are critical to implementing our transportation master plan
I recently sent you a letter advocating about the homeless and the Corona virus
everybody wants to be clean and take a shower and get washed and they can't do that here
make sure that our vision zero engineer gets hired that our Deputy gets hired
I'm also really excited about the new police chief and you know having a culture in the city
we will have a new police chief coming in so it's probably a discussion worth revisiting
starting off with with uh the council's first priority had to do with mobile home residents and making sure
the first one which has to do with the mobile home park act updates
the authority to ban the use or sale of plastics
it does expressly accept the cultivation of marijuana and the production of Agriculture
Farm Bureau is the 800 pound gorilla at the capital on this issue
if it gets um on the ballot Council certainly could decide to weigh in on
in our inclusionary housing um measure um this bill has not yet been introduced
it also increases liability by basically mirroring what's in federal law in terms of the violations of uh the Americans with Disability Act
has always supported mobile home tenants and um glad the city has
compliance with ADA requirements talk about you know how RTD had been one of the first
because we had received a request from the Arts commission that they add two more board members
there's actually a state law that says elected officials are Exempted from the minimum wage
on May 19th we will have the CU South flood issue in front of us again
there's the technical flood design so it's going to be we said 100 year
so annexation won't have a decision point in May annexation is going to be an ongoing process
the process going to May the flood wall and Technical flood details and then annexation
like what do the public want to see as far as the clarity of what we'll know going into the annexation
I think we have time you know I don't for annexation to do a study session later