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City of Boulder City Council Meeting 4-21-20
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed22 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthey're the introduction of our new police chief and a consideration of a motion to approve council rules
so now i get to introduce our new police chief
it is limited for necessary expenditures incurred due to the covet 19 crisis and ones that were not accounted for in the budget
so we have for example a couple of mobile home bills that we're really focusing on
for the affordable units if you lost their job they both the housing authority for the county
for the affordable units if you lost their job they both the housing authority for the county as well as boulder housing partners waived the april rents
the housing authority received 85 of their um their rents typically it's 97 so very similar to bhp and four percent had difficulties paying rent
the libraries the age well centers and the rec centers will remain closed
the crc is going to remain open at the east boulder rec center as long as we need it to remain open to protect individuals that are unhoused
rec centers are going to be a difficult decision to open them because of the fact that there's so much equipment
i don't know that i had heard about the um the crc expanding it sounds like maybe it's um expanding beyond unhoused individuals
and we're able to separate those that are in the unhoused population from other individuals
and we've been working on the issues of eviction and housing security in different ways for many years
we engaged an attorney and planned and argued the details of our ballot language to make it as strong as possible
so we believe the no eviction without representation ballot measure which is inspired by similar working programs all over the country
consider not putting all three ballot measures to the people for a vote at the very least
i wholeheartedly support 20 is plenty and if we're going to talk about vision zero
if you take money from the general fund again it reveals a gambler's addiction
our option to use the existing money to reduce climate change now not five years from now
let real carbon reduction begin now not five years from now
the transportation master plan identified 20 mile an hour speed limits as a priority item
the vision zero action plan was developed as part of the tmp update over the past year of intensive community engagement