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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 1-11-22
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AI-read · unreviewed36 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personour third and last announcement is about boards and commissions recruitment so 2022 boards and commission recruitment is now open
open space burned and severe wind caused power outages and damages in boulder and in neighboring mountain communities
if a community member go to a business and they feel discriminated is there um a complaint mechanism
we also have our our uh human rights commission and the human rights ordinance by which we can do that
focusing on ongoing capital projects that can pick up again and honing in on foundational systems
pnds was already looking at zoning code amendments the last item on this slide with occupancy standards certainly being part of those
transportation and mobility staff plan to continue monitoring how to enhance these options across the city as well as continuing the work that supports our vision zero goals
as part of the approved access management and parking strategy or amps we know too that there is a parking code review
under the environmentally sustainable category we know that all our departments are working hard to address climate change throughout their work
resilience and climate justice efforts in partnership with many of our local equity partners
osmp will continue to lead us on continued and important tribal relations work
at least to get uh cu south voted on for example there's more work to be done obviously as we move forward
some of those may be appropriate in our 23 budget process and so we're working through those at the moment
and so it's a very solemn site for native american tribes who have a deep
we are completing the east boulder subcommittee plan in the next few months which is very exciting
with an eye towards returning some level of some amount of ownership back to associated tribes who have the connections to that area
the next one is removing barriers to formation of adus and co-ops
vision zero program is making some inroads but is also behind on a number of issues that are stated in vision zero but also in the transportation master plan
i'd love to also make sure that we focus on a day shelter and a pure navigation center
so i think having a day shelter navigation this really fits well with the arpa money that we'll likely receive
i would also like to see the city create a deed restricted middle income housing program
i would like to suggest that we change the way our inclusionary housing fees are
we should make meeting the comp plan goals a criterion for allowing zoning modifications
to put it bluntly we obviously did not avert the climate crisis and so now we need to ensure
cu south and flood mitigation for south boulder creek is part of that that's ongoing
with homelessness we have a once in a generation opportunity to take advantage of hundreds of millions of dollars in state funding
on things like no eviction without representation we can use this opportunity
the process and the mechanisms for decommissioning or municipal airport it's 179 acres
they have voted to decommission their airport i'd like to know how they did it
this has been going on for decades it's really high time that we get a few ordinances in front of us
since we own much of the land we can probably achieve a high level of affordability and middle income housing there
we ought to do the um uh the plan the planning study for the planning reserve in north boulder
why middle-income housing became one of the most important things to me is now that people can decide where they want to work
i feel we should set aside budget to pay for this important initiative
we need to uh get that baseline urban studies launched and completed in the next couple of years
i was intrigued by your uh proposed uh tax to support homelessness services