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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 5-04-2021
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- regular
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regarding Boulder's slow progress rather than rapid carbon reduction the community effort sucked up 10 years
left with exactly what I tried to push since 2014 solar incentives wind incentives renewable energy certificates and energy use reduction
policing homeless uh encampments close to the city will push people up into the mountains
the addition of more policing to homeless encampments
I want to thank city council for your support of be and the Arts boka is proud to have served Boulder citizens and visitors for 49 years
for the next year we are exhibiting an outdoor sculpture in front of imocha titled elento Sig translated as the movement continues
Mento SE recognizes the silence tragedy of the deaths of losay the work celebrates their lives contributions and solidarity
those encampments just move down the way and then you need even more police
next on our agenda we have our call up check second item which is item 4A call up item for site review and use
which were at the time intended to fulfill the North Boulder um subcommittee plan connections plan
this site was annexed as part of a Crest View West Series annexations in the 1990s
the homes and town homes and the single family homes that are built there will also be subject to our inclusionary zoning requirements
the vehicular parking requirement would not increase with this proposal
also very much so uh greenhouse gas reduction both through
our plan supports the comp plan goals of creating walkable neighborhoods
our cash and L payment on this property will be uh nearly $600,000
with a percentage of units reserved for affordable housing the neighborhood would support that sort of Redevelopment
expanding high density student housing on the hill also does a disservice to those of us living in this neighborhood
over the proliferation of student housing in the neighborhood
I think any any of the Neighbors on the University Hill would assert that that student rentals are much worse than airbnbs
this site was affordable housing on the hill and so we're losing some of that affordable housing
particularly on the hill where the University's growth has outpaced the city's housing inventory
I think they were relying on the code of were how they were going to meet inclusionary housing
in 2018 you passed an ordinance that prohibited discrimination based on source of income
we're doing an entire project in CU South trying to house faculty and graduate students