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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Session 9-21-2021
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AI-read · unreviewed37 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe are tonight going to remove item 4b which is a call-up consideration for 2504 spruce street
respect to climate change and engaging boulder citizens in what some of you have correctly defined as an existential threat
and the 80 percent water rate increase due to a poorly maintained and run water utility
the simplest ways to accelerate engaging boulder citizens and carbon reduction are solar incentives wind incentives a renewable energy certificate broker
today the current agreement will not achieve long-term flood protection for fraser meadows it may fail to even achieve
the lack of recycling and trash bins in obvious site is making it difficult for any citizens
earlier this calendar year the council approved a number of initiatives ostensibly aimed at ameliorating issues stemming from homelessness
if there is to be increased uniform presence will the performance of these individuals be assessed not just based on public safety criteria
urge you to call up the 2504 spruce street project for council review
is used to provide effective affordable housing for our community
how much you talk about investing in affordable housing
particularly those today that were about um waste efforts and and homelessness
the call up for 2504 spruce has been moved to september 28th so we got your input
the annexation of approximately 308.15 acres of land generally known as cu south
the annexation of approximately 308.15 acres of land generally known as cu south
annexing to the city of boulder approximately 308.15 acres of land generally known as cu south
we do have warning systems and emergency plans in place in the city of boulder
flood protection and so um the south boulder creek is really the only one where it's feasible
the water rights that that go with that property that is really critical for us
it owns in what's called the area 3 planning reserve in north boulder
is there opportunity for a land swap if um the uh north property is annexed
a lot of robust plant community planning that needs to happen um in north boulder too
if we ended up annexing the um planning reserve or part of the planning reserve into the city
why the contract did not include standards that would apply in the situation where the property is purchased by a private developer
our net zero standards at that time which will be stricter than they are now
fees on scooters were adopted by emergency dockless bike share was adopted by emergency
the exchange of land and water rights is there anything that council would like to ask about
the most clearly articulated goals of the comp plan is through the cu south guiding principles
we could put a charter amendment up for a vote that disposed of the four acres
we went through the 2015 comp plan update and added the guiding principles around this property to the comp plan
the 2017 comp plan adoption for the 2015 update was kind of us saying as a community
we need the water rights in order to be able to restore the habitat that has been inside the levy
as part of this project we have not allowed development in the floodplain on this property
there will be five acres of permanently affordable housing which are accessible to the entire community
the people have a voice which they will have with ballot measure 302 again
that includes a high percentage of all the individuals city-wide who have been unhoused
308.15 acres of land generally known as cu south located at