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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 11-16-21
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AI-read · unreviewed35 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthis past election showed that occupancy limits and affordable housing are huge issues to many in Boulder
asking for a KN of five from the city council to have the city manager and the city suspend occupancy limit enforcement
challenging the provisions of the uh annexation proposal for CU South
we ask you to look at the uh climate change negative climate change impacts right here right now in Boulder
challenging the provisions of the uh annexation proposal for CU South
to more naturally prevent the kind of flooding that we had in 2013
the first two advisory panel priorities were number one 100% Renewables and number two building electrification
carbon tax should be used for carbon reduction but that's not what it's primarily used for
those of you who took a clear position of support on annexing CU South for flood mitigation
those of you who took a clear position of support on annexing CU South for flood mitigation
those of you who took a clear position of support on annexing CU South for flood mitigation
supporting housing and trans through the annexation of Cu South
to address you all on the matter of the annexation of the South Boulder Creek flood plane
we bought our house in uh Table Mesa that had an Adu in place and we did that in order to afford the rent
we've been through having the Adu as a constant source of income and have had wonderful wonderful experiences
going from what used to be simple affordable housing um to Mega Million doll houses
I've legally adopted three of my housemates to protect us from eviction
to support the six-month suspension on enforcement of unrelated people living together
it is very challenging to find affordable shared housing in Boulder
I'm here tonight to talk with you about occupancy limit reform and the super majority of you have expressed support
our goal in every case is to compassionately work to avoid any eviction proceedings
our callup checkin 5A is the callup consideration for the landmark alteration certificate for construction of additions
this Landmark designation application started about a year ago in October 2020 when the landmark designation application was submitted
we look at Landmark designations in terms of its historic environmental and Architectural
I've seen this building as as part of the boulder housing Partners project uh for that site
moving forward with desperately needed affordable housing for our seniors
kudos to Boulder housing partners for moving all of this forward
one of the questions that we get asked is um around people who are in our unhoused community who died in the prior year
roughly 75% of the individuals experiencing homelessness in Boulder County are in the city of Boulder
as you may have remembered we had a very tight budget last year
the only proven method of actually exiting people from homelessness is to provide home housing
I know they're preventing a lot of evictions um within our community
I think that might be something we might want to make sure that we consider for the next appointment for boards and commissions
there's three days set aside for boards and commissions
there's other board and commission reforms I think that we'd like to bring forward as well