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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 9-15-20
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AI-read · unreviewed36 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personongoing operating budget concerns the last thing the taxpayers should have are expenditures for a 13 000 square foot facility
city staff recommended against it as well in their presentation they included this definition of homelessness people living in a place
wouldn't it be better to focus our solution on our coordinated entry approach with rapid rehousing solutions that address addiction
this is what i do know enforcement of occupancy limits results and evictions the cdc has ordered a temporary halt against residential evictions
the transportation master plan shows a proposed multi-use path connection through the properties that are considered part of the site review
non-tmp compliance or poor dangerous access for bikes and peds happens frequently enough that we have been reviewing every case
occupancy limits jeopardize housing stability for so many people who currently rely on sharing living costs in order to stay in boulder
i strongly support a temporary suspension of the enforcement of the occupancy limit due to the strain imposed on all the
the benefits of having a house mates from you know dealing with wages loss to meals have been invaluable to our resiliency
if the incorporation of a ramp that meets the requirements of the americans with disabilities act is considered for design and construction
boulder claims to care about climate change we even have a climate action plan and yet our housing policy creates sprawl
since transportation is one of our very largest source of greenhouse gas emissions and our electricity supply is getting greener all the time
to advocate to rtd for the electrification of buses in boulder um to reduce air pollution
the most recent capital improvement plan includes 1.7 million dollars for the design and construction of this north boulder branch library
the site is within the boundaries of the north boulder sub community plan which was adopted in 1995 to guide future development
the property is designated as mixed-use business medium density residential and open space other on the land use map of the comprehensive plan
funding for a bridge over the creek would have to be included in a future capital improvement plan
it would have to be included in a capital improvement plan to build the bridge
we did have to cut those things out because of budget shortfall
the building is pushed as far south as possible to stay out of the wetland buffers and the floodplain
we also will have a fully integrated security system out including external internal cameras and other than that
since in my experience construction budgets only move one way and that's up what happens uh if you are short of funds
the second reading of ordinance 8414 annexing the 4.87 acre parcel at zero airport boulevard
the majority of the area to be annexed is designated as light industrial on the land use map of the comprehensive plan
they are also proposing the payment of one and a half times the affordable housing commercial linkage fee
when this gets upon approval of annexation um does this open that this 1.6 acres remain in area 3
it becomes area three annexed okay and therefore um it needs to be zoned
instead propose the um uh commercial linkage fee as part of their uh the affordable housing commercial linkage fee
option number one to allow cdd scooters and to prohibit standing e scooters
they've recently recently issued an rfp and selected two operators to provide e-bike and e-scooter share
according to fort collins e-scooter users are comprised mainly of college students with an estimated um estimate of 70
towards achieving the micro mobility goals outlined in trans in boulder's transportation master plan
unlike the previous federal moratorium the cdc's order comes with penalties for landlords who violate it
we would recommend the extension or permanency of the requirement for landlords to give tenants a 30-day notice rather than the previous 10-day
accessory dwelling units just last year and earlier this year in 2018 earlier this year council amended the adu requirements to open it up
we anticipate that cu boulder is going to submit revised annexation application materials in early october