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Boulder City Council Special Meeting 5-26-20
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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 · unreviewed32 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personokay next on the agenda is your first call up it's a landmark alteration certificate for 734 maxwell avenue
approve by resolution the boulder municipal airport federal cares act grant
boulder municipal airport cares grant um to be accepted accepting this grant
eliminated or waived i'm sorry temporarily the minimum parking requirement for retailers across the city
we're also accommodating the many businesses that need to continue to receive deliveries and to provide for safety in that area
the hill boulder looks forward to continuing to listen to merchants on 13th street who are not yet quite ready to go there
it's now owned by boulder housing partners who are through the entitlement process create affordable housing there starting in 2021
it's now owned by boulder housing partners who are through the entitlement process create affordable housing there starting in 2021
bhp owns mount calvary would there be a fee associated with moving the crc there
we um own the east folder rec center and um bhp owns mount calvary
thank you to bhp and to everyone that's been involved with both the crc and our ongoing homeless services journey
allows us to get east boulder rec center ready to receive visitors but also preserve that function
floodplain maps are routinely updated to incorporate both advances in technology such as improved floodplain modeling methods
this drainage way went through what was known as is known as the mapleton mobile home park which had 125 units
the boulder valley comprehensive plan sets the framework for the city with policies that form the backbone of the storm water
a couple slides just super quickly on the cip the capital improvements program
that's going to come hard on the heels of a bond issue for cu south in whatever configuration
when you saw the previous presentation for south boulder creek you saw a range of what was the the current estimates between 66 and 96 million
when we factor in the current estimates for cu south and the 24 million dollars for upper goose creek
they fold in rcips into their cip and so there's money that's being put aside um for the big projects
so if you will we sort of blend our cips together so they could all go towards something like south boulder creek
in the budget strategy subcommittee we were presented with the the budgeting for community resilience report
so the first question is how will the cu south project impact that slide
we don't have any other potential ballot items that staff is recommending this evening
they sometimes delegate work to subcommittees i believe there's a public art subcommittee
we might need to or want to do like a a one-year pause on on on some dedicated funds
when we look at other tax or other ballot items that could potentially be put on the ballot
in march of 23 the the climate action tax
strike an arrangement with xcel energy um that includes a franchise agreement that franchise would have to be voted on
the focus of this group is the the problem of the high utilizers how do we stop the cycle of homelessness
this graph represents those 40 high utilizers who were housed sometime prior to 2019
people sometimes ask what housing has to do with criminal prosecution while in the homeless context many low-level crimes are inexorably linked to a person's housing status