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Boulder City Council Meeting 11-30-21
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AI-read · unreviewed41 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personballot issue 2i which is the extension of the community culture resilience and safety and sales use tax
let the voters decide on the annexation of Cu South that item typo failed with a
let the voters decide on the annexation of Cu South that item typo failed with a
the site is impacted by the 100-year high Hazard Zone and conveyance Zone flood planes of Boulder Creek
either on-site affordable units or an increase in the inl fee contribution to the affordable housing fund
is a focused student housing project but there's no restrictions on who can live there
we'll be paying $15 million in cash and L that will go into the city's fund to fund affordable housing
if a car is there that is not registered they'd be towed
one of the things we will do in site review is you know justify that parking reduction through our TDM strategies
company directly and have the car towed uh or they can call our team and we we'll do it on their behalf
the existing Dome is under um like a seasonal flood permit and they did not have to do any um indepth flood analysis
45.6% is that based on a parking minimum so that was just solely based on the number of bedrooms proposed
I would encourage you to think about that being a counselor somebody who can provide mental health or um some other sort
this slide or graphic uh represents our typical annual budget cycle
during May and part of June the budget office is working with departments to put together a b budget package
2021 saw a total of four budget adjustments including atb2 this evening
the first special adjustment was to implement the voter approved funding for legal representation provided in cases of eviction
CU is like an octopus it's taken up the olive downtown with student housing from Chicago this project tonight is from Atlanta
CU is like an octopus it's taken up the olive downtown with student housing from Chicago this project tonight is from Atlanta
it was recently surveyed and determined to be eligible for a local Landmark designation
staff and the planning board encouraged the applicant to look at retaining the building as it would add character on the Block
the uh transportation connections plan for the site within the bvrc as those two connections um
we certainly do see a lot of um examples where buildings are brought up to our current energy code
we were told that um BHP I think you've heard this before wouldn't want to manage so few units on site
subsequent to that a state law has been passed where private developers can also manage those units
we are a little bit hamstrung to a certain extent based on um the state laws um for affordable housing and rent control
the big financing aspect for rental generally is is uh low-income housing tax credits They Don't Really Work
this is a little different because we don't have that um we don't necessarily have that planning policy
I don't think that I'm alone here in uh panicking about the climate crisis uh I would really like to stop having Smoke Filled Summers
DACA recipients serve as a proxy for Boulders essential workers since these are immigrant Youth and Young adults
compact energy efficient housing near jobs creates opportunities for people to live with low carbon Footprints
especially if it were contingent on meeting inclusionary zoning with on-site units
one of the tools um is to really look again at the community benefits program and to come up with a formula for a density bonus
make this zoning consistent with the land use designation in the comp plan
we have beautiful goals in the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
cut down on carbon emissions to me every little drop matters
currently how it's um documented in our uh inclusionary housing ordinance
we've gotten some feedback that at that point some people are being evicted
the city does not perform the eviction process nor do we seek to have that uh as a as an end result
we are currently working with our covid era enforcement policies and we will not displace tenants during this time
since 177,000 some odd people um voted in effect to support our existing occupancy limits