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Boulder City Council study session 6-8-21
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- study-session
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AI-read · unreviewed27 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe're continuing to accept nominations for applications to the following boards
council will consider the 2022 budget in september and october
just as we had committed to in our energy partnership agreement to make that filing before march 31
it's an item we have on our list in our energy partnership agreement to evaluate
they also approved a new partnership between the city and excel energy the partnership agreement seeks to make significant progress
that large segment we know that this has been a priority area for the community both in terms of improving our reliability
that the the cheyenne the arapaho the the ute who lived here before us
it was the report on how we were doing from the paris accords that were passed in 2015
the use of of natural methane gas ranges in homes is one of the biggest sources of indoor air pollution
for a likely 66 chance of staying within this carbon budget the global community must get to net zero
given boulder's responsibility and capacity to act we're proposing to get to net zero emissions by 2035
creating shade is a crucial strategy for addressing the growing growing urban heat challenges
relating to increasing the tree canopy and reducing urban heat islands urban forests can both capture significant amounts of carbon
by focusing on circular economy and buildings and repair and reuse of goods
our water precious water rights are used for uh growing hay for raising cattle
our water precious water rights are used for uh growing hay for raising cattle
house bill 1162 phases out single-use plastic bags polystyrene cups and containers
one of the most comprehensive plastic pollution reduction bills passed in the country
perhaps in 2025 we may want to consider going back to the three-legged stool
so for example with affordable housing funds we can only spend those within the city boundary
what comes to mind is homelessness and how can we apply the systems level
to homelessness because yes you can um it's important that people have something to eat every day
we can't use the fact that we don't control housing policy to ignore our role in homelessness
if we're going to build a detention structure on south boulder creek to hold flood waters
since the memo mentions gearing up for the 2025 comp plan revisions
the comp plan if that's gonna remain our our you know soul sort of bible
the building code the energy conservation code will be 2023