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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 1-5-21
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AI-read · unreviewed31 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe latest person murdered by your genocidal housing laws rather than reflecting on your role in his death
you do well to remember that you are occupying the stolen land of the Arapaho
I think the idea of putting housing out there is absurd the East Campus has lots of land
tackling emissions one building at a time is not scalable and here's why
slowly evolving carbon reduction is likely worthless or too little too late we need to move fast and quit fiddling
Vision zero is a movement that wants to stop deaths due to car crashes
I'm going to address cu's petition to Annex CU South property also this evening
but in particular the adverse traffic impacts that flow from this petition
please carefully analyze traffic studies before approving any annexation to ensure that these problems will be
adding over 2,200 new residences at CU South and an average I'm assuming of two or more vehicles per household
data that was provided in the TDM plan the transportation demand management plan
saving more than 23,000 tons of carbon which represents a 43% reduction in carbon emissions compared to that of new construction
the site review criteria requires that a site plan is on balance consistent with the land use map
our TDM will ensure that employees receive Ecco passes as well as requirements at 29th Street to provide eco passes to all employees
there are many opportunities for public art on all sides of this project we're excited to work with
drives a sustainable process by recycling many of the building components and materials to ensure they don't end up in the land pill
we believe this project is critical to the long-term sustainability and economic Vitality of 29th Street
consistent with the city's Vision zero objectives as we move around the building
there's a slide in here that goes over the detail of the um additional affordable housing linkage fee
the impact of reduced sales tax revenue has on our ability to fund city services
Boulder has a high vacancy rate and low absorption rate indicating that the city may have as much or more retail space than it needs
a declaration about uh a linkage fee and about affordable commercial rent are a little atypical issues
a declaration about uh a linkage fee and about affordable commercial rent are a little atypical issues
an 80% threshold for uh 80% of fair market value rent as what would constitute affordable rent for this commercial space
I do take some consolation of the fact that we um continue to add lots and lots of affordable units
right now during Co we are um at a precarious time in our um budget
when we look at the comp plan which is the first uh whether the project comports with the comp plan
the documents relating to the increase in linkage fees and the affordable commercial space
I know that 64 luxury condos are not going to help the people who need help even if it Nets us nine affordable units
where we use the comp plan and find the things we like about it to support our own arguments
regarding the South Boulder Creek flood mitigation project Upstream Alternatives analysis update