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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 1-19-21
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed21 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personto prepare the CU South site for CU to build there just say no to annexation
the theoretically proposed 2300 new residents of Cu South theoretically because CU won't disclose its specific plans
we need to say no to their vague Promises of affordable housing
for the development of Cu South you could do that right say no to see you
say yes to more sensible proposals for Upstream mitigation that work better than what CU is currently offering
an overwhelming increase in number of chronically homeless coming from Denver along with the rampant meth youth in these encampments
the city council sent a letter to landlords asking them not to evict people but the um but the majority still isn't willing
the city would not be the cause of eviction as long as occupancy compliance was met by May 31st
crime and other public safety issues rise considerably and I'm very concerned for the future of this wonderful town
one voluntary offer to pay an additional approximately three million dollars in linkage fees which is based on the exemption
why would a change in use for adjacent properties um mitigate the requirement that that we maintain affordable commercial space in this project
properties actually could trigger uh the termination of this affordable commercial space that was the suggestion they made
I do not believe any of this operational cleanup is funded by housing and Human Services it's a mix of funding
in the Parks and Recreation 2021 CIP we are funding the development of a Boulder Creek Management plan
so our team is working on providing more positive activity in the Civic area so that all will feel welcome and safe
several Arts producers and partners are interested in more programming in the Civic area
utilities is looking into environmental modifications under bridges that would modify ground services in a way that would meet floodplain regulations
the cost for the team would be around two hundred and forty thousand dollars a year but we believe this would replace
people who use math can access traditional permanent Supportive Housing due to public health concerns about using meth
housing first approach to homelessness is well supported by the crime statistics tonight on a per capita basis
I think the three items that HRC has come up with fall into that and I think they'll be fairly easy