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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 12-14-21
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AI-read · unreviewed25 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe winter poses extreme hardship for inadequately housed low income income men women and children in Boulder
I implore this city council to swiftly create a low barrier emergency overflow and day shelter to provide adequate accessible spaces
BHP is the official Housing Authority of the city of Boulder yet Council has little control over actions
but because it wants to create more affordable housing
BHP is going to take it away from them at the same time BHP is offering one two and three bedroom units
revisiting Adu ordinance reviewing requirements that incentivize developers to build large units
addressing occupancy limits revisiting Adu ordinance reviewing requirements that incentivize developers to build large units
that's a percentage of your total energy bill it is a carbon tax
Boulder collected $88.2 million in carbon taxes and more than half of that was never used for real carbon reduction
BHP has recognized that there are 11 households living in Tantra Lake right now
protecting our friends who were facing eviction from um and working to keep our low income renter Community whole
on the heels of the dedication for National homeless persons Memorial Day
residents um that were living there qualify for affordable housing and they're they're staying there
most residents um maintain their affordable housing but some residents um uh their their incomes go up
folks in in fact are are not getting evicted that they're still working with people to find new housing
to confirm that the eviction is a formal process but they're also not forcing people to leave their housing
item four a is the call up consideration for the landmark alteration certificate for window replacement
they're intending to submit a new Landmark alteration certificate application um for review that includes replacement of the windows
these are agreements that are actually required by the boulder revised code when you have a larger water supply
given that we have a comp plan coming up in about four years
I don't know that we always involve evaluation of of regulations at every comp plan update
that's not what we want to get for our boards and commissions we want to get people of judgment
it's something that makes um these applications accessible to people with learning or attention disorder
potential for a more diverse pool of applicants um who will not be held back by their ible disabilities
do we really want as many boards as we have