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2022 City of Boulder City Council Retreat - Day 1
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Okay, I got I got one more to this would be about removing barriers on accessory dwelling units and some on co OPS as well.
Having consultants help us draft the form based code and then you know that's just an example
The best part of the program In addition, the fact that we can get some people into middle income housing
this is feeding back into schools and enrollment. I look at my neighborhood in particular it's a it's a big issue
developments had to have at least five or six units before it made it even started to make sense to create an affordable unit
there are probably things that implicate or comprehensive plan, in addition to the regulatory matters
there's a number of responsibilities related to the capital improvements program in the budget
You know the implementation phases, that will. We were intending to start right away, and the other comprehensive plan
That you're talking about planning reserve. Yes, yep that's out that's that got its own special category
Knowing we're doing jr was headed with with the planning reserve, which is. You have lots of ideas
Our parks and other spaces, who are currently unsheltered and using those spaces as kind of a living space.
The navigation Center builds a sense of healthy Community meets people where they are on their housing journey
identifying the tax make as a mechanism for a ballot measure
you see this more as a sales tax increase or real property tax increase
do we have any way of having a day shelter without having a tax because there's let's say there's
I think that money should come from the county because it's county residents who will be attending the day shelter
Not just in the current but for for before down the road with regards to bike pedestrian and bike safety improvements.
really be true to sort of reducing greenhouse gases, improving air quality and really trying to strike a greater balance
bike lanes in the city and this proposal would add another about eight or eight and a half miles of protected bike lanes
We could delay the work on the next transportation master plan we just adopted one in right now
we would have the ability to manage parking in our Community and therefore take away some of the
when you think about climate really driving so much of what we do and transit being such a fundamental part
also thinking just about the potential reductions and emissions and things like that that add to the collective safety
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