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Boulder City Council Study Session 7-14-20
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- study-session
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed27 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personand enrollments are fairly normal um they're not completely aligned in one thing we've seen in particular is a drop in international enrollments
we a lot of this relates to the fact that we are an incommuter and tourism community
that represents um the percentage of total sales and use tax that this category makes up
general fund Revenue in these areas for May down 52 to 100 percent year-to-date down 36 through 80 for general fund
it shows their total sales tax forecast um over the years 2020 through 2025
the first important um thing on the timeline here is the CIP plan we'll go to the planning board
does council have input into input on interventions that currently included in the homeless strategy including sanction encampments
that was to enable the the rec center to start opening up and using that facility
one of the things that we wanted to look at was the um comparison of how we are doing as a system
mental health professionals assist with on-site Mental Health crisis situations
converting different buildings into affordable housing we fully support that
my understanding from our last meeting with Boulder housing Partners about a week ago they expect to break ground
instead of having it provided by a police officer who may not have the qualifications for that
more than half of the individuals that we're serving through our affordable housing program
it's not just new affordable units that come into the city
I liken it to the Ponderosa mobile home where you know we had conventional City Zoning
there are certain rules around what can be asked of a person with a service animal are there not
you are correct that there are a number of people that would use our libraries that cannot use them right now or rec centers
on August 4th we'll be giving Council sort of an update on the steps that are in place
we really want to make sure that we have the necessary resources and support to prevent evictions
what would be the impact on HHS budget if we were to have a public-private partnership
we would have to um put a sort of a project plan together and do a budget for that
we combine that with the hot team to try to get Services involved before tickets are issued
looks like the governor signed House Bill 1410 which is the covid-19 housing assistance program
we're going to do everything that we can to prevent a wave of evictions in our community
we asked to look at occupancy limits and we were told specifically by Council don't look at occupancy limits
the problem we tried to find racial Equity data on who's getting these tickets