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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 6-2-20
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AI-read · unreviewed43 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe'd like to remove um item 5c the public hearing for dockless Bike Share licensing and um we will have that at a future time
ordinance um putting in place the idea that we are going to have a police monitor
we'll be ready to roll out this volunteer safety ambassadors June 15
I appreciate the fact that the ambassadors will have the to have masks and hand those out
because the process to get a reasonable accommodation at Boulder housing Partners is not accessible
my Boulder housing Partners unit is full of chemicals from a renovation cabinets flooring
I ask please make the process of getting a reasonable accommodation accessible so residents can navigate to Safe affordable housing
I sincerely believe that modest changes to the residential occupancy limits can address concerns
Excel took home 23 million in Profit just last year and it has profited millions each previous year
the implication of that is so false we've had a 26% per capita reduction uction in carbon so far
to look in the neighborhood see how many adus are in my radius
at a time when the city is is cutting budget and furlough people
I support increasing the occupancy limit limits in Boulder for
increasing the occupancy limits is one small but meaningful step that Boulder can and should take
next is call up checkin um I don't believe we have any call up items tonight
to talk about the 2020 midterm update to the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
any changes to area three is by all four IES and we're interpreting this the screening process as the same up as the approval bodies
our city approval bodies approve the land use changes in area one and area two with a callup potential to our County Commissioners
to explore this high high Community benefit to encourage more affordable housing
a few updates related to the um 2019 Transportation master plan to reflect Vision zero and the low stress Network
we will be considering um land use changes to reflect as I mentioned the adopted area plan at Alpine Balsam
working with um the boulder housing Partners on the project and it has the potential to address one of the biggest policy goals
area three that um may have changed through the revisions to the blue line that was adopted in 2016
the natural and obvious vious use of these properties is for student housing
I anticipate many duplex conversions subject to off street parking requirements
to help meet the demand for student housing in its recommendation
the best place to put more student housing is right between both CU academic campuses
the best place to put more student housing is right between both CU academic campuses
very little of this kind of housing deed restricted or not is being produced
actually reduce traffic and parking requirements with our shared vehicle only requirement
with 450 permanently affordable units built in phase one
identifying who pays for what including property owners and other taxing mechanisms or city um CIP improvements
the 2020 midterm up can be delayed due to a global Health crisis in the bould valley comprehensive plan
the 2020 Boulder Valley comp plan midterm update should be postponed to 2022 due to the global Health crisis
we are the Housing Authority for the city of Boulder we work in partnership with the city to implement City policy
as we lose all of the light Industrial and Commercial space around our city we're losing access for Artisans welders
let's look at the Redevelopment of our commercial spaces as they exist and as they've already been built
we recently Council offered to pay the University of Colorado $10 million to bury and fill in wetlands and Meadow habitat at CU South
in which the city could Annex those properties should we choose to
the city is currently going through its budget and looking at the different priorities
it provides um the property tax um Revenue to be able to provide those amenities
if Council wishes to consider any potential franchise agreement that needs to go on the ballot
promote our climate mobilization action plan equity and resilience goals the climate targets we've set as a community